Wooden Prader Ochidometer, Prader Balls, Endocrine Rosary For measuring Testis Scale In Clinic/Hospital, Best Gift For Endocrinologist And Pediatrician (A)

• The cutout sizes of the Prader Orchidometer are compared with the testicle of the patient using the volume that matches most closely in size.
• The Prader Orchidometer consists of 12 pieces of beads with number. Color coded based upon Tanner staging to assist those clinicians who are in training. The number is clearly visible and organize significantly according to the different stages of growth.
• The Prader Orchidometer is made by high quality beech. It won’t be shrunk and twisted. It can last for your entire career.
• The “Endocrine Rosary” will come with a small carrying pouch for protection & storage. The “Endocrine Rosary” string on a sturdy string for easy sliding.
• We provide alternative beads perforating direction to choose.

► WHAT IS THE PRADER ORCHIDOMETER Prader Orchidometer is a medical instrument that can be used to accurately measure volume and determine the size of the testicle. The cutout sizes are compared with the testicle of the patient using the volume that matches most closely in size. In the absence of varicoceles, the right and left testes are approximately equal in size. Pre-pubertal sizes are 1-3 ml in yellow, pubertal sizes are considered 4 ml in orange and up and adult sizes are 12-25 ml in red. Doctors sometimes informally refer to them as "Prader's balls", "the medical worry beads", or the "endocrine rosary." ► WHY DO WE NEED AN ORCHIDOMETER TO MEASURE To provide a patient with a symmetrical, natural appearance in the scrotum, it is important to closely match the size of the existing testes. This can be accomplished by determining the size of the existing testes by using an Orchidometer. The Orchidometer is also an important tool for endocrinologist and pediatrician. ► PRADER ORCHIDOMETER USER’S INSTRUCTION Gently pull the scrotal tissue taut around the existing testes. Place the Prader Orchidometer over the testes to assess the size that most closely resembles the current testicular size. Pre-prepubertal is defined by Tanner Staging as a testicular volume less than 1.5 ml, however 4 ml is considered to be a clinical marker of the start of puberty in boys.