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The application of scrotoscope-assisted minimally invasive excision for epididymal mass: an initial report

2021-09-07

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<h4>Background: </h4> Traditional open excision of epididymal mass is a non-minimal invasive treatment and brings relatively more postoperative discomfort and complications. To solve this problem, we apply scrotoscope to treat epididymal mass and compare the middle-term efficacy and safety results between scrotoscope-assisted (SA) minimally invasive excision and traditional open excision (OE) for the treatment of...

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3f3803d9-f820-5d32-9c99-16f1f9ba60e6
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-858240/v1
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