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Vasectomy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Vasectomy is a minor surgical procedure wherein the vasa deferentia of a man are severed, and then tied or sealed in a manner such to prevent sperm from entering the seminal stream (ejaculate). Typic...
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Early failure occurs in about one out of 300 vasectomies.10 Late recanalization is thought to be rare, although in one study, the rate of recanalization was 0.6 percent one year after vasectomy.10...
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Late failure of vasectomy after two documented analyses showing azoospermic semen. ... Late failure of vasectomy after two documented analyses showing azoospermic semen.Late failure of vasectomy after two documented analyses showing azoospermic semen.
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PIP: Many surgeons do not routinely warn patients of the possibility of late failure of vasectomy, either because they are unaware of this risk or do not want to create anxiety in their patients.
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HealthBoards Bulletin Board; Pregnancy; Husband had a vasectomy and I'm pregnant!!! ... Hello!!! You aren't the oldest one here. I'm 42 and my due date is June 20. This is our first child. Better late than never.
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Dear Diane, Vasectomy failure is seen in 1 in 200 to 400 patients. It is due mostly to technical errors such as removal of <1 cm of vas. This may result in increased rates of spontaneous recanalization (seen in <1% of patients, usually within the first 3 months).
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1. What is a Vasectomy? A vasectomy is an operation that is done on a man as a permanent method of contraception. A vasectomy is designed to make the man permanently sterile (unable to father children) without impairing the enjoyment of sexual intercourse in any way.
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