Issues in testicle migration such as incomplete migration can lead to the formation of cryptorchidism.
In humans and other animals, the testicles form in the abdominal area and later migrate to the scrotum. In the human species, this occurs during the fetal stage of life or shortly after birth.
In most cases testicles migrate to the scrotum with no issues; however, in a few cases, there is incomplete migration. This means testicles do not migrate to the scrotum but remain between the abdominal area and the scrotum.
This can lead to the formation of cryptorchidism; this term is the medical word to describe a testicle that has not descended completely. Moreover, this condition is usually benign but requires surgery to be treated.
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