Patient's question:
Traditional surgeries that do not preserve arteries damage leg nerves and testicular arteries, including spermatic cord arteries and cremaster muscle arteries. Can these damaged vessels be reconnected?Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described, the loss of the spermatic artery upwardly maintains the testicular artery. If it is damaged, it can interfere with blood supply to the testes, easily leading to testicular atrophy. If it is cut off, it will directly cause testicular necrosis. Simple injury can heal on its own because collateral circulation can be established to repeatedly supply blood to the testes. Nerve damage can be treated with oral medications to heal nerves, but nerve recovery is relatively slow, generally taking one to a year to recover. According to the situation you described, the loss of the spermatic artery upwardly maintains the testicular artery. If it is damaged, it can interfere with blood supply to the testes, easily leading to testicular atrophy. If it is cut off, it will directly cause testicular necrosis. Simple injury can heal on its own because collateral circulation can be established to repeatedly supply blood to the testes. Nerve damage can be treated with oral medications to heal nerves, but nerve recovery is relatively slow.