Orchidectomy is a surgical procedure that involves the removal of one or both testicles and the subsequent insertion and positioning of a testicular prosthesis. Intervention is required in cases where trauma, spinal cord twisting, chronic inflammation, testicular tumor, etc have irreparably compromised testicular integrity.

- People with testicular tumors
- Individuals with didymic or epididymic tuberculosis
- Patients with spermatic cord twists
- Infection of the surgical wound
- Bleeding and a bruise
- Pain in the groin area
- Surgery of the lymph node
- Vasovasostomy
- Penectomy
About 1 hour
- Convalescence is short in the order of one to two weeks before recovering from normal activity
- 99 %