by agile | Nov 7, 2019 | Scrotal Surgery
Product Summary: AMA rates Surgical excision of epididymis with spermatic cord block Item Number: 37613, 18262, 105 Why is it done? To remove a symptomatic painful epididymis post vasectomy. Pre-requirements An informed consent is required from the patient. This...
by agile | Nov 7, 2019 | Scrotal Surgery
Item Number: 37623, 18262 Why is it done? Enlarged scrotum Could be uncomfortable The cyst can become so big that the enlarged scrotum...
by agile | Oct 31, 2019 | Scrotal Surgery
Product Summary: AMA rates Surgical removal of hydrocele via a scrotal incision with spermatic cord block Item Number: 30631, 18262, 105 Why is it done? Enlarged scrotum. Could be uncomfortable. Usually large and uncomfortable. Can become so big that it buries the...
by agile | Jul 22, 2019 | Scrotal Surgery
Product Summary: AMA rates Simple surgical removal of a sick or no-functioning or painful testis, with/ without the placement of a prosthesis Item Number: 30641, 105 Why is it done? To remove a symptomatic non-functioning testis. To remove remnants of a testis after...
by agile | Jul 18, 2019 | Scrotal Surgery
Product Summary: AMA rates Surgical salvage of a twisted spermatic cord, with orchiopexy and spermatic cord block Item Number: 37604, 18262, 105 Who is susceptible? Newborn babies: Often missed diagnosis. 12-16 year old boys as their testes increase in size with...
by agile | Jul 18, 2019 | Scrotal Surgery
Product Summary: AMA rates Trans cutaneous or open biopsy or aspiration of testis or epididymis as part of an infertility harvesting of sperm cells Item Number: 37605, 18262, 105; 37606, 18262, 105 Why is it done? To aspirate or biopsy testicular tissue for assisted...
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