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male reproductive anatomy, male reproductive system, testicular torsion repair, torsion, the testis, testicular ischemia, testicular twisting, testicular torsion, twisting, the spermatic cord, cuts off the blood supply, testicle, surrounding structures, the scrotum, men predisposed to testicular torsion, a result of inadequate connective tissue, the scrotum, result from trauma, scrotum, significant swelling occurs, occur after strenuous exercise, not have an obvious cause, condition is more common, infancy, first year of life, beginning of adolescence, puberty, sudden onset of severe pain in one testicle, a previous predisposing event, swelling, the scrotum, scrotal swelling, nausea, vomiting, light headedness, additional symptoms that associated, testicle lump, blood, in the semen, extremely tender, enlarged testicular region, common on the right, testicle on the affected side is higher, surgery, after symptoms begin, surgery is performed, 6 hours, most testicles, saved, surgery, testicle on the other, non-affected, side, also anchored, a preventive measure, the non-affected testicle is at risk of testicular torsion, in the future, condition is diagnosed quickly, testicle, continue to function properly, after 6 hours of torsion, impaired blood flow, likelihood that the testicle, removed increases, less than 6 hours of torsion, testicle, lose it's ability to function, blood supply is cut off, testicle, prolonged period of time, atrophy, shrink, surgically removed, atrophy, the testicle, occur days to months, torsion has been corrected, severe infection, the testicle, scrotum is another potential complication blood flow is restricted, prolonged period, testicular torsion symptoms occur, use precautions to avoid trauma, scrotum, many cases, not preventable.