METHODS
Nyhus type 2), oligoasthenospermia, pain
DISEASE, VARICOCELE, DIRECT INGUINAL HERNIA
In this study, we prospectively analyzed 20 male patients with bilateral indirect inguinal hernia (Nyhus type 2) scheduled for surgical repair. Patients were divided into two groups: Group 1, 10 patients without varicocele, and Group 2, 10 patients with varicocele with indication for surgical correction. All patients with varicocele had bilateral disease and typical pain and underwent preoperative semen analysis, two of which showed oligoasthenospermia.Patients in Group 1 underwent TAPP bilaterally and patients in Group 2 underwent TAPP bilaterally and bilateral laparoscopic varicocelectomy at the same surgical time.