Microscopic Vasovasostomy and Spermatogenesis

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Abstract
Initial clinical experience with a new microscopic 2-layer anastomosis for vasovasotomy shows that normal patency can be achieved almost every time. Histologic and EM studies on initial specimens and subsequent ejaculates indicate that stricture is a common cause of failure with conventional vasovasostomy techniques, obstruction of the vas deferens inhibits spermatogenesis and relief of obstruction allows return of spermatogenesis in the vast majority of cases.

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