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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1971
Vasectomy is an excellent method of permanent contraception for the couple whose family is complete, who are mature and fully informed, and who will accept permanent sterility. It is also valuable in preventing bacterial epididymitis. Vasectomy is customarily performed in the office or clinic setting under local anesthesia. Many techniques may be used,
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Vasectomy is an excellent method of permanent contraception for the couple whose family is complete, who are mature and fully informed, and who will accept permanent sterility. It is also valuable in preventing bacterial epididymitis. Vasectomy is customarily performed in the office or clinic setting under local anesthesia. Many techniques may be used,
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Vasectomy and vasectomy reversal
British Journal of Urology, 1989Vasectomy remains the safest method of birth control and there is much to commend it in the setting of a stable family relationship. However, some aspects of this operation have been wrongly presented in an attempt to widen its popularity and increase public acceptance. A simple procedure it may be but it is not totally free of complications; sometimes
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British Journal of Urology, 1979
Summary— A prospective study of the value of vasectomy with prostatectomy is presented. Vasectomy significantly reduced the incidence of epididymitis after prostatectomy in the presence of pre‐operative urinary tract infection and prolonged indwelling urethral catheterisation.
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Summary— A prospective study of the value of vasectomy with prostatectomy is presented. Vasectomy significantly reduced the incidence of epididymitis after prostatectomy in the presence of pre‐operative urinary tract infection and prolonged indwelling urethral catheterisation.
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The American Journal of Surgical Pathology, 1981
The nature of the local histopathologic changes secondary to vasectomy is described in tissue excised at vasovasostomy in 37 secondarily infertile patients. Segments of surgically removed vasa were also studied in four patients with primary infertility who underwent scrotal explorations and subsequent vasoepididymostomy.
J B, Taxy, F F, Marshall, R J, Erlichman
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The nature of the local histopathologic changes secondary to vasectomy is described in tissue excised at vasovasostomy in 37 secondarily infertile patients. Segments of surgically removed vasa were also studied in four patients with primary infertility who underwent scrotal explorations and subsequent vasoepididymostomy.
J B, Taxy, F F, Marshall, R J, Erlichman
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Journal of Urology, 1987
A vasovasostomy may be performed on an outpatient basis with local anesthesia, but also may be performed on an outpatient basis with epidural or general anesthesia. Local anesthesia is preferred by most of my patients, the majority of whom choose this technique.
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A vasovasostomy may be performed on an outpatient basis with local anesthesia, but also may be performed on an outpatient basis with epidural or general anesthesia. Local anesthesia is preferred by most of my patients, the majority of whom choose this technique.
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Fertility and Sterility, 2008
The purpose of this Technical Bulletin is to review the perioperative evaluation of men seeking vasectomy reversal and the microsurgical techniques involved in the procedure.
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The purpose of this Technical Bulletin is to review the perioperative evaluation of men seeking vasectomy reversal and the microsurgical techniques involved in the procedure.
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Vasectomy Failure and Open-Ended Vasectomy
Fertility and Sterility, 1985The author of this letter comments on the earlier exchange of letters on vasectomy failure. In the present authors opinion vasectomy failures are most often caused by the inadequate creation of a barrier of fascia between the cut ends of the vas. The use of a magnifier makes it easier to spot and correct this error.
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Scottish Medical Journal, 1972
Vasectomy, in experienced hands, is a simple procedure which produces lasting sterility provided a careful follow-up of seminal tests is performed, and continued, until two consecutive negative tests have been produced. Loss of working time is negligible, and unpleasant sequelae are extremely rare.
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Vasectomy, in experienced hands, is a simple procedure which produces lasting sterility provided a careful follow-up of seminal tests is performed, and continued, until two consecutive negative tests have been produced. Loss of working time is negligible, and unpleasant sequelae are extremely rare.
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