… The vas deferens is a site which can be exploited for male contraception without undue side
… testis, epididymis or vas deferens, the vas deferens is the site where intervention would be …

… article fit these criteria, including vas-based methods that target the vas deferens, the tube
that … Male Contraception Coalition, with its information website MaleContraceptives.org; the …

… male contraception focusing on male hormonal contraception, non-hormonal systemic
contraception as well as vas deferens … -place (FIP) plugs and in situ forming polymers. To date, no …

… Introduction A male contraceptive technique that is conve- niently delivered with a one-time …
To meet these demands, contraceptive methods with the vas deferens as the site of …

… 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. …

… 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 …

… Vas deferens The vas deferens commences at the tail of the epididymis, where the ductus
… processes take place in the female genital tract, this method of contraception would appear …

… of vas deferens using plugs or injected polymers have also emerged. Vasectomy remains the
gold standard of male contraception… The target site for the vasectomy should be the straight …

… for male reproductive competence present, at first sight, many … Traditionally, the only male
contraceptive method available … which involved blocking the vas deferens (by way of tying or …

… concerning this contraceptive method was the introduction of … male contraception. The
no-scalpel technique under local anaesthesia is recommended for exteriorising the vas deferens. …