Vasectomía en Colombia: un análisis comparativo entre sexos

Objective: To characterize demographic differences among vasectomized, non-vasectomized, and women. Methodology: a descriptive study was conducted using a survey. Participants answered questions about age, sex, gender, sexual orientation, number of children, and vasectomy. Results: A total of 995 participants were included. Differences were determined among participants according to gender and vasectomy status. Regarding the perception of vasectomy reversal, 10,71 % of vasectomized men, 54,27 % of nonvasectomized men, and 65,21 % of women believed in its effectiveness. Conclusions: This study highlights the misinformation about the reversibility of vasectomy among non-vasectomized individuals and emphasizes the need for education about the permanent implications of vasectomy. Keywords: Vasectomy, Contraception, Fertility, Sexuality, Parenthood.

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Revista de Obstetricia y Ginecología de Venezuela
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2024-10-31
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https://doi.org/10.51288/00840407
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Male Reproductive Health Studies
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Vasectomía en Colombia: un análisis comparativo entre sexos

William Felipe Fernández-Zapata, Walter D. Cardona Maya, Isabela Gallego-Álvarez
Revista de Obstetricia y Ginecología de Venezuela
Male Reproductive Health Studies
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Vasectomía en Colombia: un análisis comparativo entre sexos

William Felipe Fernández-Zapata, Walter D. Cardona Maya, Isabela Gallego-Álvarez
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Objective: To characterize demographic differences among vasectomized, non-vasectomized, and women. Methodology: a descriptive study was conducted using a survey. Participants answered questions about age, sex, gender, sexual orientation, number of children, and vasectomy. Results: A total of 995 participants were included. Differences were determined among participants according to gender and vasectomy status. Regarding the perception of vasectomy reversal, 10,71 % of vasectomized men, 54,27 % of nonvasectomized men, and 65,21 % of women believed in its effectiveness. Conclusions: This study highlights the misinformation about the reversibility of vasectomy among non-vasectomized individuals and emphasizes the need for education about the permanent implications of vasectomy. Keywords: Vasectomy, Contraception, Fertility, Sexuality, Parenthood.

Revista de Obstetricia y Ginecología de VenezuelaVol. 84(04)
Departamento de Educación (ES)
Openalex Percentile: Top 54%
Male Reproductive Health Studies
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