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Clinical Quiz: Infant With an Unpalpable Testicle
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Question 1According to the American Urological Associations guidelines, which of the following statements is not correct?
If spontaneous descent does not occur by 6 months, the child should be referred to an appropriate surgical specialist.
A child with retractile testicles should be examined at least annually to monitor for secondary ascent.
Hormonal therapy is a viable option to induce testicular descent.
['unpalpable'
'testicular'
'infant'
'testicles'
'viable'
'urological'
'statements'
'therapy'
'testicle'
'clinical'
'quiz'
'descent'
'surgical'
'child'
'spontaneous']