A reversal of a vasectomy, known as a vasovasostomy, involves reconnecting the separated portions of the vas deferens. Data show that the surgical technique used has a bearing on success rates.

If you have a vasovasostomy, it could take 6 to 12 months before sperm return. And if you had a vasoepididymostomy, it may take even longer than a year for sperm to appear in your semen.

With the renewed interest in the tongue twistingly-named vasovasostomy, it's worth exploring just how these things work.Despite the common belief that you cannot splice once you've sliced, there ...

HealthDay News — For men undergoing bilateral vasovasostomy, a modified one-layer technique results in shorter operative times and lower costs compared with formal repair, according to research ...

So a vasectomy reversal, if you go in and look at the $500 word for vasectomy reversal, it's vasovasostomy. Pretty much we take the tubes that were cut and put them back together. There are a couple ...

Vasovasostomy involves reconnecting the vas deferens using an operating microscope, a critical tool in microsurgery. Dr. Durbin employs precise techniques, placing multiple layers of small sutures ...

Ask the Doctors: Vasectomy Can Be Reversed in Vasovasostomy. Story by Eve Glazier, M.d., And Elizabeth Ko, M.d. • 32m. D ear Doctors: I am 40 years old and the father of three boys.

A reversal of a vasectomy, known as a vasovasostomy, involves reconnecting the separated portions of the vas deferens. Data show that the surgical technique used has a bearing on success rates.

A reversal of a vasectomy, known as a vasovasostomy, involves reconnecting the separated portions of the vas deferens. Data show that the surgical technique used has a bearing on success rates.

Vasovasostomy is the most common technique for vasectomy reversal. During this three-hour procedure, your surgeon will sew the cut ends of the vas deferens tubes back together using a high power ...