PURPOSE We calculated the compliance rate and determined which population of men would be more or less likely to be compliant with semen analysis followup based on demographic information and complication rates. MATERIALS AND METHODS We retrospectively reviewed the records of 946 consecutive patients who underwent vasectomy at an ambulatory clinic, as performed by 1 urologist. Standard follow...

Semen specimens from four groups of patients were evaluated for coagulation and fibrinolysis factors: a group of patients with infertile semen and involuntary childlessness (n = 35), a group with fertile semen and involuntary childlessness (n = 39), a group with fertile semen and proven fertility before vasectomy (n = 34) and a group with infertile semen after vasectomy (n = 147). The third pat...

OBJECTIVE To evaluate the application of a microsurgical two-layer anastomosis technique in the treatment of failed vasectomy reversal. METHODS A microsurgical two-layer anastomosis was used in a series of 24 patients with confirmed anastomotic obstruction after previous vasectomy reversal. The patients were followed up for 9 months to 6 years, and the efficacy of the procedure was evaluated ...

In late 1971 410 consultant general surgeons and urologists-74% of a national random sample-responded to a postal survey about vasectomy. Probably about 50,000 vasectomies were performed by surgeons in England and Wales in 1970. The service was largely a private one: 60% of consultants' hospital vasectomies were not done under the National Health Service, and, in addition, 26% of the consultant...

BACKGROUND We hypothesize that there is a higher incidence of vasectomy within the military at a younger age based on this equal access health care system. MATERIALS AND METHODS A review of the CHAMPS military database was conducted for men receiving vasectomies from 2000 to 2009. Age at vasectomy, number of children, race, religion, and marital status were recorded and incidence was computed...

This article intends to analyze the discourse of male sterilization (vasectomy) in Rwanda’s family planning practice. It seeks understand public opinion towards vasectomy as a birth control tool Rwanda. The Family Planning Vision 2020 (FP2020) forum started 2012 and more than 150 political leaders met at London Summit on agreed give 120 million women world’s poorest countries access contracepti...

The cause of the variable immune response in the regional testicular lymph node of inbred Albino Swiss rats after vasectomy was investigated in two experiments. In the first, the ductus deferens was transected at its junction with the epididymis so that, in every case, sperm granulomas developed in the epididymis, from which lymph is known to drain invariably to the testicular node. In spite of...

BACKGROUND Congenital unilateral absence of the vas deferens occurs in 0.5%-1.0% of males. It has been associated with various genitourinary abnormalities, including renal agenesis. We report a case of congenital unilateral absence of the vas deferens found incidentally during vasectomy in a patient with known unilateral renal agenesis. CASE PRESENTATION A 24-year-old male presented to our ur...

Aim: Vasectomy is performed in deer for population control, maintain pedigreed animals and prevent inbreeding. Conventional procedure of vasectomy required a long-term anesthesia and longer duration of hospitalization, which often result in stress, morbidity and mortality. A study was conducted to capture, neuter and release the deer with minimal hospitalization and stress by adopting three fin...

A male factor is the only cause of infertility in 30% to 40% of couples. Most causes of male infertility are treatable, and the goal of many treatments is to restore the ability to conceive naturally. Varicoceles are present in 15% of the normal male population and in approximately 40% of men with infertility. Varicocele is the most common cause of male infertility that can be corrected surgica...