Vasectomy techniques—need for better occlusion methods
David C. Sokal
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David C. Sokal
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This commentary focuses on vasectomy techniques and expresses the need for a more reliable easy-to-apply method of vas occlusion. It suggests that an ideal method would: be compatible with the no-scalpel vasectomy (NSV) technique not involve destruction of a long segment of the vas for easy reversibility as safe or safer than existing methods of vas occlusion and not require expensive equipment.
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This commentary focuses on vasectomy techniques and expresses the need for a more reliable easy-to-apply method of vas occlusion. It suggests that an ideal method would: be compatible with the no-scalpel vasectomy (NSV) technique not involve destruction of a long segment of the vas for easy reversibility as safe or safer than existing methods of vas occlusion and not require expensive equipment.
Key concepts: Vasectomy, Medicine, Family planning, Population, Research methodology, Environmental health