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Is it normal for the scrotum to be misshapen after orchiopexy surgery for torsion? seem almost like the scrotum itself is twisted,
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Somewhat: The early post-operative scrotal appearance after orchidopexy for torsion, may have a somewhat contorted appearance which typically normalizes over time.
Answered 6/8/2015
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POST OP: Post op swelling and skin irregularities are normally seen. Follow up with your urologist to insure proper healing and evaluate for any postoperative issues ie infection
Answered 6/2/2015
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