Epididymal Dissociation to Facilitate Vasectomy Reversal in a Patient With Sizeable Vasal Defect: A Case Report

Dissection of the tail and midbody of the epididymis is discussed in textbooks, but is not readily documented in real-world patients. Here, we provide a case discussion where the dissection of the epididymis from the testis was successfully performed to gain additional length to bridge a long vasal gap.

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Case Reports in Urology
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1155/criu/7984429
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Male Reproductive Health Studies
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Epididymal Dissociation to Facilitate Vasectomy Reversal in a Patient With Sizeable Vasal Defect: A Case Report

Scott D. Lundy, Jack Millot, Aaron J. Smith
Case Reports in Urology
Male Reproductive Health Studies
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Epididymal Dissociation to Facilitate Vasectomy Reversal in a Patient With Sizeable Vasal Defect: A Case Report

Scott D. Lundy, Jack Millot, Aaron J. Smith
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Abstract

Dissection of the tail and midbody of the epididymis is discussed in textbooks, but is not readily documented in real-world patients. Here, we provide a case discussion where the dissection of the epididymis from the testis was successfully performed to gain additional length to bridge a long vasal gap.

Case Reports in UrologyVol. 2025(1)
Northwell Health (US), Cleveland Clinic (US), University School (US), Case Western Reserve University (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 51%
Male Reproductive Health Studies
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Epididymal Dissociation to Facilitate Vasectomy Reversal in a Patient With Sizeable Vasal Defect: A Case Report — Scott D. Lundy, Jack Millot, et al. · Case Reports in Urology (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS