A novel technique for repair of testicular rupture after blunt trauma.

Objective: To present a simple technique for the repair of a ruptured testis after blunt trauma when extruded but viable testicular tissue prevents closure of the testicular capsule during surgical exploration. Preservation of viable testicular tissue is important because the risk of impaired fertility and hormone function is minimized.

Methods: A 25-year-old male sustained a ruptured right testis confirmed by ultrasound.