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A member asked:
Is it difficult for a urologist to find the vans deferens with varicoceles? i am scheduled to have a vasectomy but am worried about the doctor not being able to locate the vas deferens with all the varicoceles surrounding the area?
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In the hands of an experienced surgeon these structures are easily identified. I would not waste time worrying about this specific issue.
Answered 3/31/2023
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Urologists are proficient in being able to localize the vas amidst veins. Yours should too.
Answered 3/30/2023
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