Do experimentally induced ipsilateral testicular torsion, vas deferens obstruction, intra‐abdominal testis or venous obstruction damage the contralateral testis through a common mechanism?

Objective To evaluate if various conditions affecting the ipsilateral testis which also damage the contralateral testis share a common pathway for their effects.

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