… and ductus deferens as viable targets for male contraception. Sperm … The ductus deferens
is also a potential site for intervening … Besides epididymis and ductus deferens, there are other …

… male contraceptive development, including agents with post-testicular and epididymal sites
… The introduction of no-scalpel vasectomy has improved signi®cantly the complications and …

… This review will provide an overview of the testosterone … The polymer coats the inside
walls of the vas deferens and … Epididymal proteins The epididymis is the site where sperm …

… Introduction A male contraceptive, with long term action after a single … was “milked” by
squeezing with two fingers to remove spermatic fluid from the planned site of the needle puncture. …

… the only widely available methods for male contraception. … and in the ampulla of the vas
deferens. Most spermatozoa are … We use cookies to improve your website experience. To learn …

… It achieves male sterilization without cutting the vas deferens thus is considered reversible…
place silicone rubber for vas occlusion may play an important role in new male contraceptives …

… The provision of safe, effective contraception has been … This review addresses the current
standing of male contraception, long … Although not perfect contraceptives, condoms have the …

… male contraceptives. Current barriers to expanded use include limited delivery methods and
perceived regulatory obstacles, which stymie introduction to … in which the ductus deferens is …

… approaches to nonhormonal male contraceptives, including … approaches to obstruction of
the vas deferens. It is imperative … T gel is currently underway in 13 sites spanning 4 continents: …

… azoospermia and hence contraceptive efficacy of 3-4 months as sperm in the vas distal to the
site of surgery … Phase Il clinical trial of a vas deferens injectable contraceptive for the male. …