Male sterilization- A SHORT NOTE
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Vasectomy is a permanent male contraception method involving the division of the vas deferens to disrupt sperm passage, available in scalpel and non-scalpel forms. It has a low failure rate of 0.15% and potential complications include local pain, infection, and granuloma formation. Advantages include being an outpatient procedure with minor surgery, adequate local anesthesia, and no impact on libido or prostate cancer risk.
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Male sterilization- A SHORT NOTE
- 1. DR ABU SURAIH SAKHRI
- 2. VASECTOMY Permanent method of contraception for males It consists of dividing the vas deferens and disrupting the passage of sperms 2 types SCALPEL and NON SCALPEL VASECTOMY
- 9. Complications Local pain , skin discolouration ,bleeding Infection ,trauma to artery ,gangrene Ab formation ,autoimmune disease Failure rate of about 0.15% Granuloma formation Spontaneous recanalization Spermatocele Does not prevent HIV and STDs
- 10. Advantages of vasectomy Outpatient procedure Local anaesthesia is adequate It is a minor surgery and need rest for 1 or 2 days Libido not affected No evidence of prostate cancer
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