Modern approaches to testicular fixation after elimination intravaginal testicular torsion

Introduction. Testicular torsion is the most common emergency urological pathology of boys. If it is impossible to exclude TT, a testicular revision is necessary. In every third case, the torsed testicle is not viable and an orchidectomy is performed. If the testicle is recognized as viable during the operation, then questions arise about the choice of fixation technique, suture material, as well as the need and timing of fixation of the contralateral testicle. The presence of a large number of possible complications after testicular fixation shows the relevance of studying actual experience on this problem. The purpose of the study: to evaluate the experience of using various methods of testicular fixation.