Orchidectomy and excision of spermatic cord

There are two different types of orchiectomy operations, simple and radical. In a simple orchiectomy operation, only one or both testicles are removed, while in radical orchiectomy operations, the spermatic cord is cut along with the testis. Radical inguinal orchiectomy is the operation to remove a cancerous testis. Orchiectomy surgery is the process of gently removing the testis from the opening obtained in the scrotum by making an incision (incision) just above the inguinal region. If necessary, the tumor or spermatic cord is also removed with the same method.