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|Articles|January 1, 2005
Transient patency is a problem after vasovasostomy
Philadelphia--Even after vasovasostomy success, there is a chance that transient patency the "shutting down" of viable sperm production may occur, say researchers from the University of Alabama, Medical College of Wisconsin, and University of Iowa.
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