Is vasectomy reversal successful?

Vasectomy is a relatively common surgery, so many men have used this method for birth control in the past, and the results are good. However, there are also many people who want to undergo vasectomy reversal surgery as soon as possible to make themselves fertile as soon as possible. So in order to understand it in more detail, let's take a look at the success rate of vasectomy reversal surgery.

After a vasectomy, the sperm produced by a man will not be able to pass through the vasectomy, which effectively achieves the purpose of contraception. Can men who have undergone vasectomy have their vasectomy reversal and restore their fertility? Experts introduce: Microsurgery after vasectomy can restore fertility. How to reversal after vasectomy is a seemingly simple but complicated problem that troubles many patients, but many patients do not think about the difficulty of reversal when they have a vasectomy.

Not many people know about vasectomy reversal. Vasectomy reversal is much more complicated than vasectomy. Vasectomy can be performed in an outpatient clinic and the operation takes about half an hour; while reversal requires hospitalization and is performed under general anesthesia. The operation takes about 2 hours and the hospital stay is four to five days.

Vasectomy requires precise and accurate surgery to ensure smooth vas deferens.

Usually, there are two types of this surgery: conventional vasectomy and microscopic vasectomy. The former is performed under the naked eye, while the latter is performed with the help of a surgical microscope. It is technically difficult and requires high doctor skills. The surgery must be precise and accurate to ensure that the vas deferens anastomosis is unobstructed.

Microsurgical vasectomy has lower surgical risks and higher success rates

Microsurgical vasectomy is performed under a 10-12x microscope to recanalize the vas deferens. Compared with conventional vasectomy, microsurgical vasectomy has many advantages.

1) Vasectomy microanastomosis accurately locates the suture position according to the size of the anastomotic tube before anastomosis. Therefore, during the anastomosis, you do not need to consider the suture position and can concentrate on the anastomosis operation. Therefore, even if the diameters of the tube lumens at both ends of the anastomosis are obviously mismatched, a good anastomosis effect can be obtained.

2) Regarding how to recanalize vasectomy, the pregnancy rate after this operation is significantly improved, and the incidence of spermatocysts is greatly reduced compared with traditional anastomosis methods.

3) Full-thickness anastomosis is used to suture the vas deferens mucosa, which is not easy to rupture, and the knot is not left between the anastomotic muscle layers. This method shortens the operation time, reduces surgical complications, has a low probability of postoperative stenosis, and a high recanalization rate.

4) It avoids the failure of surgery caused by the inability to achieve accurate apposition in traditional general surgery anastomosis, poor alignment of the vas deferens mucosa or tissue embedding, stenosis or chronic obstruction of the lumen, and increased intra-testicular pressure of the vas deferens.

The success rate of microvasectomy is over 95%.

Before the 1970s, vas deferens recanalization was performed with the naked eye. As a result, the recanalization rate was as low as about 30% to 60%, and the re-pregnancy rate was only 5% to 35%. With the development of surgical technology, especially the application of microsurgery in vas deferens recanalization, the recanalization rate has been greatly improved. Many data reports show that the success rate of vas deferens recanalization is above 95%.

The above is a comprehensive introduction to vasectomy reversal surgery. The success rate of this surgery is relatively high, almost reaching more than 90%. Therefore, men who want to complete this surgery as soon as possible should have a detailed understanding of the above content, and then undergo surgery under the guidance of an experienced doctor. I believe that they will be able to clear their vas deferens as soon as possible and make themselves able to have children.