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A defect in the continuity of the vas deferens near the epididymis.. Note: Arrow shows vas defect.
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A defect in the continuity of the vas deferens near the epididymis was found (Figure 1), in that the peritoneum opened over the vas deferens.
A very thin fibrotic band connecting both ends of the vasal defect was isolated.. Note: Arrow shows vas defect.
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A very thin fibrotic band connecting both ends of the vasal defect was isolated (Figure 2) and microsurgically resected by end to end anastomosis using 9-0 polyglactin (Figure 3) to establish normal vas continuity.
The thin fibrotic band connecting both ends of the vasal defect was microsurgically resected by end to end anastomosis using 9-0 polyglactin to establish normal vas continuity.. Note: Arrow shows vas defect.
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A very thin fibrotic band connecting both ends of the vasal defect was isolated (Figure 2) and microsurgically resected by end to end anastomosis using 9-0 polyglactin (Figure 3) to establish normal vas continuity.