Patient's question:
Varicose veins 2.9, what kind of surgery does your hospital perform, what is the recurrence rate after surgery, and should you choose microscopic or laparoscopic surgery?Doctor's answer:
Varicocele is a vascular inflammation, referring to the abnormal expansion, elongation, and tortuosity of the pampiniform plexus of veins within the spermatic cord. Treatment is determined based on factors such as infertility or abnormal semen quality, the presence of clinical symptoms, the degree of varicocele, and the presence of other complications. Treatment methods include conservative management, medication, and surgical treatment. There are several types of surgical approaches for varicocele.Microsurgical varicocelectomy. Advantages: It allows for clear identification and ligation of branch small veins, reducing the risk of complications. It protects small arteries to prevent testicular atrophy damage and preserves lymphatic vessels to minimize postoperative swelling. The incision is small, and the hair covers the scar after surgery, making it currently the undisputed gold standard for varicocele treatment worldwide. Disadvantages: It requires high surgical conditions and technical expertise.