The essence of the procedure is the targeted interruption of the branches of the genitofemoral nerve and ilioinguinal nerve while preserving the vascular structures of the spermatic cord and vas deferens. In indicated cases, the operation can be combined with vasectomy. The success rate of microsurgical denervation in treating chronic testicular pain reaches up to 90%, resulting in permanent relief. The risk of complications is minimal—below 1.5%.
Before the procedure, it is necessary to undergo an internal preoperative examination, which will be arranged by your general practitioner or can be performed directly at our facility. The day before surgery, it is necessary to shave the scrotum, the area around the penis, and the groin region. The operation typically requires 7 days of sick leave, with the actual recovery time depending on the nature of the work performed.
The procedure is personally performed by MUDr. Milan Gajdoš, MPH, a urologist with more than 25 years of professional experience. Our facilities guarantee the highest quality of materials used, strict adherence to hygiene standards, and complete discretion—compared to a hospital environment, you come into contact with significantly fewer people. We guarantee each patient an individual and humane approach, continuous supervision by the attending physician during treatment, and availability of telephone consultation 24 hours a day even after the procedure—until complete recovery.
If you are planning to undergo this procedure, please schedule a consultation with the physician before surgery under general anesthesia.