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Two Methods

Vasectomy reversal can be carried out through either of two surgical procedures:

1. Vasovasostomy, which is for the simpler cases, reconnects the two cut and blocked ends of each vas deferens.

    Diagram:
    a) two cut and blocked vas deferens.
    b) finished vasovasostomy - vas deferens are reconnected.

2. Vasoepididymostomy is performed for more complex cases, connecting the vas deferens to the epididymis.

    Diagram:
    a) vas deferens are connected to the epididymis.
    b) completed vasoepididymostomy.

No matter how long after a vasectomy, there is always a chance to obtain a successful result.

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