The aim of this study was to introduce a novel male contraceptive method, an intra‐vas
device (IVD), and to assess the efficacy, safety and satisfaction of recipients compared with …

Because of unavoidable complications of vasectomy, this study was undertaken to assess
the efficacy and safety of male sterilization with a nonobstructive intravas device (IVD) …

Vasectomy is a commonly used, highly effective method for the control of fertility in the
human male. It is almost always performed as an outpatient procedure, is safer than tubal …

Considerable efforts have been made to develop a male contraceptive and the studies have
provided very useful information in this field. At least five different strategies to develop a …

Vasectomy offers a safe, effective, and permanent method of male contraception, with an
overall failure rate of less than 1% in pooled studies. Men older than 30 years in a stable …

A systematic Medline/PubMed and Cochrane Library review of the literature was carried out
with regard to technique, effectiveness, safety and complications of male sterilisation …

The vas deferens is a site which can be exploited for male contraception without undue side
effects. The only effective technique available for male contraception is vasectomy, being …

Since 1985, the no-scalpel vasectomy technique has been widely used outside China. The
prevalence of this technique has helped to increase the acceptability of male sterilization in …

Vasectomy is the safest and most dependable method of permanent contraception available
to men today. More than 500,000 vasectomies are performed in the United States and more …

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 …