Undescended Testes | Professor Suks Minhas, London
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Men's health conditions

Testes and scrotum

Undescended testes: symptoms, diagnosis and treatment

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Undescended testis is uncommon in males, however, when it does occur in patients it can be fixed in most cases. Undescended testes usually occurs mostly in newborn babies and the condition can be identified at birth.

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Professor Minhas's published work on sperm retrieval and testicular conditions.

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