Bilateral vasectomy for contraceptive purposes is one of the most frequently performed
minor operations. It has been estimated that 50 million men rely on vasectomy for …

Nonhormonal drugs for contraception in men may have advantages over hormonal
methods. The nonhormonal methods can have more rapid onset and less interference with …

Background: Government launched the family planning program in India almost six decades
back; further to that cause, it introduced non scalpel vasectomy to the public in 1992 aimed …

Vasectomy is one of the most common forms of permanent sterilization methods currently in
use and has a failure rate of< 1% in most reported series. Since failure of vasectomy may …

Fertility control in the future will focus on the improvement of existing methods (efficacy, side
effects, easy use, duration of action, manufacturing process, costs), on new approaches …

A Randomized Trial of Vas Occlusion Versus Vasectomy for Male Contraception Page 1
Scand J Urol Nephrol 17: 45-46, 1983 A RANDOMIZED TRIAL OF VAS OCCLUSION …

PREVIEW Vasectomy is a cost-effective, safe method of contraception with a low failure rate
and few complications. Men who request permanent sterilization should be offered …

This paper contains data from a qualitative study from 218 in-depth interviews with men and
women and their partners who decided to have a vasectomy in six countries: Bangladesh …

Objectives To determine the efficacy, evaluate the safety and assess side‐effects (swelling,
haematoma and pain) of percutaneous vas occlusion compared with vasectomy in Dutch …

The continued and rapid expansion of the Earth's population mandates the need for safe
and effective measures of contraception. While a plethora of options exist for women …