Rotation, surgery.: Non-surgical correction can sometimes be done by manually rotating the testicle in the opposite direction (outward, towards the thigh). If this is initially unsuccessful, a forced manual rotation in the other direction may correct it. Manual detorsion is successful in 26.5% to 80% of patients. This is a surgical emergency needing prompt manual or surgical rx. But with good chance of success.
Answered 10/3/2016
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Surgery to put 2-3..: Through open surgery under proper anesthesia, surgeon puts 2-3 non-absorbable stiches to fix the testis to the dependent part of the sac corresponding to the testis so to prevent recurrent torsion.
Answered 5/9/2014
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