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Any common surgical procedure, including orchiectomy in cockerels, requires perfect knowledge in topography and syntopy of the organ the surgery is performed on. This also implies acquiring the necessary information via the application of a number of instrumental methods such as diagnostic roentgenography and diagnostic sonography. Both methods have positive (intravital, painless and quick procedure) as well as negative (possible flaws in diagnostics due to age peculiarities) aspects.

Instrumental diagnostic methods applied for orchiectomy in cockerels