THE LINGO
All is revealed in The Video
No Scalpel Vasectomy
Think of No Scalpel Vasectomy (NSV) as simply a way of ‘getting to’ the tubes via a single small hole in the middle.
The Tubes
The Vas Deferens, or simply ‘The Vas.’ Sperm swim from the testicle up through The Vas to the base of the bladder.
Upper End & Lower End
Each of the two tubes is divided, leaving two ends.
The upper end is the end nearest the groin, referred to as the abdominal end. The lower end is the end nearest the testicle, referred to as the testicular end.
The Fascia
Fascia, sounding like ‘Fasha,’ is the strong thin layer of connective tissue that lies just outside of the tubes.
Fascial Interposition
The fascia covers the stump of one end whilst the other end is left outside the fascia.
Open Ended Vasectomy
The lower end is left open. The end result of fascial interposition to the upper end.
VASECTOMY WHITEBOARD
OPEN ENDED NO SCALPEL VASECTOMY EXPLAINED