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Purpose: A varicocele is the most common correctable cause of infertility in men.
Conventional techniques of varicocele repair are associated with substantial risks of
hydrocele formation, varicoele persistence and recurrence. The inguinal approach with
classic Palomo technique was used to be simplified the procedure and to get the same
good results with the Palomo technique.
Materials and Methods: From March 1990 to March 1997, we experienced surgical
corrections of 54 patients with varicocele(A mean age 20.3 years) The most of patients
were left-sided(96.3%). Until March 1996, surgical correction with Palomo(6 patients) and
modified Palomo(13 patients) technique by retroperitoneal approach and Ivanissevich
techrique(20 patients) by inguinal approach have been performed, and since April 1996,
Palomo technique(15 patients) with inguinal approach has been performed, in which the
entire vascular pedicle is ligated superior to the entrance of the was deferens through
the inguinal incision.
Results: The postoperative recurrences in the modified Palomo technique occurred In
two of the 13 patients(15%) and in the Ivanissevich technique in three of the 20
patients(15%). But there were no recurrences In the retroperitoneal Palomo and modified
inguinal Palomo techniques. The modified inguinal Palomo technique was completed
within 45.3minutes in mean duration, but the standard retroperitoneal Palomo technique
within 55.2minutes, modified Palomo technique within 57.2minutes and Ivanissevich
technique within 51.4minutes. There was no varicocele recurrence, hydrocele and atrophy
of testis in modified inguinal Palomo techniques.
Conclusions: The modified inguinal Palomo technique was easily approachable and
relatively fast in our experience and had no recurrence.

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Varicocele; Palomo technique; Inguinal approach;

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