Is two-port laparoendoscopic single-site surgery (T-LESS) feasible for pediatric hydroceles? Single-center experience with the initial 59 cases

T-LESS appears to be a safe and effective method for repair of pediatric hydroceles.Table. General characteristics and surgical outcomes of the patients who underwent T-LESS for pediatric hydrocele.Patients undergoing T-LESS for pediatric hydroceleAge, mean (range)3.5 years (2-8 years)Laterality of hydroceles, right/left/bilateral32/22/5Number of CPPVs (%)24 (44.4)Number of cases with aspiration39 (66.1)Unilateral/bilateral operative time, mean (range)18.3 (12-25) minutes/27.5 (20-35) minutesNumber of complications (%) Conversion0 Adjacent injury1 (1.1) Severe pain0 Subcutaneous granuloma0 Recurrence0 Testicular atrophy0 Visible skin scar0