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Mission Date<\/strong>: September 15th – September 20th, 2023
\nMission Location<\/strong>: New Hope Hospital, Cape Haitien, Haiti
\nMission Purpose<\/strong>: To provide surgical treatment for Haitian males suffering from large filarial hydroceles.<\/p>\n

Summary<\/strong>:
\n\"\"From September 15th to September 20th, the Make Men Smile surgical team embarked on a surgical mission to New Hope Hospital in Cape Haitien, Haiti. The primary objective of this mission was to provide medical care and surgical interventions to Haitian males afflicted with large filarial hydroceles, hydroceles caused by other factors, and inguinal hernias.<\/p>\n

During the mission, the surgical team performed a total of 60 operations on 40 patients. Notably, two patients required scrotal plasty procedures, while six patients underwent orchiectomy, with one case involving a combined inguinal hernia repair. It is important to highlight that a significant portion of the patients presented with bilateral hydroceles, most of which were of medium size. All surgical procedures were executed successfully, with no reported complications.<\/p>\n

Team Members<\/strong>:
\nThe success of this mission was made possible by the dedication and expertise of the following team members:
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