Vasovasostomía: Nuestra experiencia

Martín, J A Portillo; Gómez, Miguel Ángel Sánchez; Velázquez, Miguel Ángel Rado; Juarez, F Antolín; Baños, J.L. Gutiérrez; Schaan, J.I. Del Valle; Edreira, A. Roca; Izquierdo, F. Ruiz; Tubet, C. Aguilera; Diego, R. Ballestero

doi:10.4321/s0004-06142005001000007

Arch. Esp. Urol.

2005

DOI: 10.4321/s0004-06142005001000007

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Vasovasostomía: Nuestra experiencia

J A Portillo Martín¹,

Miguel Ángel Sánchez Gómez²,

Miguel Ángel Rado Velázquez³

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Abstract: Better prognosis is expected in young men; the longer the interval between vasectomy and reversal, the lower the potency rate. Regarding pregnancy rate, it is not influenced by delay of reversal.

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“…Nevertheless, it seems that there are many different opinions on this in the literature. For example, Portillo Martin et al6 noted no change in pregnancy rates in relation to the obstructive interval in a series of 42 vasectomy reversals.…”

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Simple biplane vasovasostomy: surgical technique and results

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Background:We have developed a new vasovasostomy surgical procedure called the ''simple biplane'' technique, which aims to simplify vasectomy reversal. The effectiveness of this technique, depending on the obstructive interval, can be tested by the presence of sperm in semen as well as pregnancy rates obtained.Methods: This study prospectively evaluated 68 microsurgical vasovasostomies, using the simple biplane technique, in patients with different periods of obstruction. Results: After vasectomy reversal average rates of 85% for sperm presence and 51% for pregnancy were observed. Our results do not seem to be influenced by the duration of the obstructive interval. With this technique, excellent results for sperm count and pregnancy rates could be achieved in patients with long-term obstructive intervals. Conclusions: With results similar to those described in the literature, the simple biplane technique offers an easy, safe and low-cost procedure. More studies are necessary to compare, in terms of pregnancy rates, simple biplane with more complex techniques for the longest obstructive intervals.

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Simple biplane vasovasostomy: surgical technique and results

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Iatrogenic vas deferens injury due to inguinal hernia repair

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Vasovasostomia microcirúrgica: a nossa experiência

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Amorim

Espiridião

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Acta Urológica Portuguesa

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Vasovasostomía: Nuestra experiencia

Abstract: Better prognosis is expected in young men; the longer the interval between vasectomy and reversal, the lower the potency rate. Regarding pregnancy rate, it is not influenced by delay of reversal.

Cited by 3 publications

References 22 publications

Simple biplane vasovasostomy: surgical technique and results

Simple biplane vasovasostomy: surgical technique and results

Iatrogenic vas deferens injury due to inguinal hernia repair

Vasovasostomia microcirúrgica: a nossa experiência

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