Radectomy vs. Radisection: Spermatic Cord Surgery Differences
Both involve the spermatic cord but differ in extent:
Radectomy
Removal of the entire spermatic cord (vas deferens, vessels, nerves). Used for varicoceles, testicular cancer, other cord pathology. More extensive; longer recovery; higher complication risk.
Radisection
Removal of a portion (typically the vas deferens). Often a vasectomy for sterilization. Less extensive; shorter recovery; lower risk. Not effective for varicoceles.
Decision
Depends on condition, patient factors, and surgeon recommendation.
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