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Clinical outcome of microsurgical vasovasostomy for vas deferens obstruction and factors influencing surgical success Masanobu Watanabe 1 , Kouta Suzuki 1 , Kei Kobasigawa 1 , Tsuyoshi Igarashi 1 , Takayuki Asou 1 , Takashi Fukagai 1 , Kozo Fuji 1 , Yoshio Ogawa 1 , Hideki Yoshida 1 Keyword: 精管精管吻合術 , 不妊症 pp.815-819
Published Date 2003/9/20
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1413100966
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 We analyzed the outcome of micosurgical vasovasostomy for vas deferens obstruction following vasectomy or inguinal herniorrhaphy in 35 patients to identify factors influencing surgical success. Of these patients,19 underwent bilateral vasovasostomy,3 unilateral vasovasostomy with contralateral vasoepididymostomy,and 12 unilateral vasovasostomy. Two patients were inoperable. The postoperative appearance rate of sperm(ie. patency)was 72.7%and the pregnancy rate for 22 patent patients was 40.9%. Patency rates were significantly higher in patients with vasal obstruction of less than 20 years(1p1=0.006)and in patients with sperm confirmed in the vas fluid during surgery(1p1=0.001),however,a statistically significant difference between the vasectomy cases and the inguinal herniorrhaphy cases was not observed. All factors(obstructive interval,cause of obstruction,and sperm in the vasal fluid)were not correlated with post-pregnancy rates. The present findings indicate that vasovasostomy is a worthwhile surgical reconstruction method,and that patency rates are correlated with the obstructive interval and sperm in the vasal fluid,but not with the cause of obstruction.


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