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Deponds on the causes [[P-type ATPase|phatophysiology]] is different.Inadequate [[Fixation (visual)|fixation]] of the [[Lower gastrointestinal bleeding resident survival guide|lower pole]] of the [[testis]] to the [[tunica vaginalis]] causes testicular tortion . If [[fixation]] is absent , the testis may torse (twist) on the [[Spermatic cord|spermatic cord,]] lead to produce[[ischemia]] from reduced [[Arterial insufficiency|arterial inflow]] and [[venous]] [[Outflow tract VT|outflow]] [[obstruction]] . [[Testicular torsion (patient information)|Testicular torsion]] etiology include (eg, [[trauma]], vigorous physical activity) or spontaneously. Acquired [[Hernia|hernias]] due loss of mechanical integrity of the abdominal wall muscles and tendons . primary [[hernia]] due [[Genetic]] or systemic [[extracellular matrix]] disorders and defective wound healing after [[laparotomy]] and [[hernia]] repairs may predispose to [[Incisional hernia MRI|incisional hernias]]. | |||
==Pathophisiology== | ==Pathophisiology== | ||
===Physiology=== | ===Physiology=== | ||
===Phatogenesis=== | ===Phatogenesis=== | ||
==Refrences== | ==Refrences== | ||
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Overview
Deponds on the causes phatophysiology is different.Inadequate fixation of the lower pole of the testis to the tunica vaginalis causes testicular tortion . If fixation is absent , the testis may torse (twist) on the spermatic cord, lead to produceischemia from reduced arterial inflow and venous outflow obstruction . Testicular torsion etiology include (eg, trauma, vigorous physical activity) or spontaneously. Acquired hernias due loss of mechanical integrity of the abdominal wall muscles and tendons . primary hernia due Genetic or systemic extracellular matrix disorders and defective wound healing after laparotomy and hernia repairs may predispose to incisional hernias.