EXPERIMENTAL MODELING OF NEGATIVE CONSEQUENCES OF GENERALLY ACCEPTED METHODS OF SURGICAL INTERVENTION ON ELEMENTS OF THE SPERM CORD

Baibakov V. M., Ostrovska S. S., Rodionov V. K., Khomyakov V. M., Guzenko B. V., Kryzhanovsky I. D., Vlasova K. R.

EXPERIMENTAL MODELING OF NEGATIVE CONSEQUENCES OF GENERALLY ACCEPTED METHODS OF SURGICAL INTERVENTION ON ELEMENTS OF THE SPERM CORD


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Baibakov V. M., Ostrovska S. S., Rodionov V. K., Khomyakov V. M., Guzenko B. V., Kryzhanovsky I. D., Vlasova K. R.

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METHODS AND METHODOLOGIES

Type of article:

Scientific article

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In the experimental work on rats, a morpho-functional model of the negative effects of the conventional surgical technique on the elements of the spermatic cord in the inguinal-scrotal region with a complete circular crossing of the vaginal process of the spermatic cord was created. The inguinal canal was completely dissected along its entire length, the spermatic cord was taken on a surgical turnstile, and the vaginal process of the spermatic cord was cir cularly crossed at three levels: directly above the testis, in the middle third of the spermatic cord, and at the level of the deep inguinal ring. The experimental animals were withdrawn from the experiment on days 1, 15, and 30. The material was studied by histological examination, the results of which showed the dynamics of pathomorphological changes in the inguinal-scrotal region during surgery according to the generally accepted surgical technique. After experimental modeling of the pathological process, all experimental animals had significant disorders of testicular circulation with the development of acute hypoxia in the testes. Throughout the entire period of the experimental study, the development of widespread sclerotic changes in the structural elements of the spermatic cord and the testis itself was observed, which led to its gross deformation with impaired sperm evacuation and a high risk of me chanical obturative infertility. It has been shown that the preservation of the main vascular anastomoses between all elements of the spermatic cord can significantly improve testicular blood circulation in the postoperative period and significantly reduce the likelihood of developing fertility disorders in the reproductive period. The data obtained from our study clearly substantiated the need to implement minimally invasive methods of surgical correction in the inguinal-scrotal area and to develop more advanced ways of testicular regeneration in the postoperative period in surgical and urological practice.

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experiment on rats, histological studies, inguinal-scrotal area, injury of the vaginal process of the spermatic cord, obturative infertility, surgical intervention

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Publication of the article:

«Bulletin of problems biology and medicine», Issue 2,177, 320-328 pages, index UDC 616.681: 616.688 - 089.843 - 008.811.9 - 092.9

DOI:

10.29254/2077-4214-2025-2-177-320-328

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