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Objective: To investigate the feasibility of varicocele ligation with mobile phone microscope.

Methods: The high-performance mobile phone and mobile phone stand were combined to act as a mobile phone microscope. And the varicocele ligation was performed under the mobile phone microscope.

Results: All five patients successfully underwent varicocelectomy under the guidance of a mobile phone microscope. The average operation time was (112.8 ± 52.2)with ranged from 74.0 to 195.0 minutes. Three patients completed the follow-up after the operation with the proportion of improved sperm quality reaching 100.0% (3/3).

Conclusion: High- performance mobile phone microscope can be used for varicocele ligation.

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