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Efficacy and safety of hormonal treatment of cryptorchidism: current state of the art

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Thorsson, Arni V
Christiansen, Peter
Ritzén, Martin
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2007-05-01

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Acta Paediatr. 2007, 96(5):628-30
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Meta-analyses of randomised trials using hCG or GnRH for treatment on testicular descent show in most studies overall efficacy of about 20%, less if retractile testes were excluded. In recent years a number of potentially serious side effects have been reported. Conclusion: Considering the efficacy and the possible side effects of the hormonal treatment, the general use of hCG and GnRH in the treatment of cryptorchidism cannot be further recommended.
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