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Surgical management of bilateral cryptorchidism with congenital agenesis of scrotum in a mongrel breed dog: A rare case report

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The case report discusses the surgical management of bilateral cryptorchidism with congenital agenesis of scrotum in a dog, which is a rare condition. The report details the case presentation of a nine-month-old male mongrel breed dog with no scrotal sac and the surgical procedure performed to remove both testicles. The dog underwent orchiectomy under general anesthesia, and post-operative treatment was also outlined. The report highlights the rarity of bilateral cryptorchidism with congenital agenesis of scrotum in dogs and provides valuable insights into the surgical and post-operative aspects of the condition.

Urological Disorders and TreatmentsTesticular diseases and treatmentsVeterinary Medicine and SurgeryScrotumBreedMedicineAgenesisRenal agenesisAnatomySurgeryBiologyInternal medicine
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