Location of the vas deferens

The ejaculatory duct is the direct continuation of the epididymal duct, about 50 cm long, with thick walls, a more luxuriant muscle layer, and a fine lumen. When touched by living things, it is round and cord-like, with a certain degree of rigidity. The ejaculatory duct has a long course and originates from the tail of the epididymal cyst. Let's discuss the location of the ejaculatory duct below, hoping it will be helpful to everyone.

Location of the ejaculatory duct:

The ejaculatory duct is located in the spermatic curve and is the direct continuation of the epididymal duct. It is about 50 cm long, with thick and strong walls and a small inner wall. One end is connected to the epididymal cyst and the other end is connected to the vas deferens. When touched by a living thing, it is a ring-shaped rope with a certain strength. The ejaculatory duct is long and starts from the tail end of the epididymal cyst, rises along the edge of the male testicle, and enters the spermatic curve. The spermatic curve is located on the posterior side of the scrotum. This part of the ejaculatory duct is relatively shallow, and ejaculatory ductectomy is usually performed in this part.

After entering the abdomen through the inguinal canal, the ejaculatory duct immediately bends inward and descends to the pelvis, moving downward and backward along the outer wall. The ejaculatory duct is mainly a transport channel that can transport sperm produced by the testicles to the seminal vesicle for storage. When a man ejaculates, semen can be discharged from the body through this channel. The ejaculatory duct is a key organ of the human body. Once the ejaculatory duct is inflamed, it will cause pain and discomfort in the patient's lower abdomen. Blockage of the ejaculatory duct may cause azoospermia or oligospermia.

How to treat blocked vas deferens:

Vas deferens obstruction is a common cause of obstructive oligospermia or azoospermia in clinical medicine. The causes of vas deferens obstruction are congenital and acquired. Ejaculatory duct obstruction can be unilateral or bilateral. The key treatment method is microscopic recanalization of the ejaculatory duct. If the first microscopic recanalization of the ejaculatory duct is unsuccessful, a second microscopic recanalization of the ejaculatory duct can be considered. Treatment methods include microscopic and intelligent robot microscopic recanalization of the ejaculatory duct to achieve a more accurate treatment effect.