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Vasogram

The vasogram is an X-ray of the vas deferens and is performed in theatre under a general anesthetic. The procedure consists of a special dye being injected into the vas deferens (the tube connecting the testis with the seminal vesicles) and then x-ray films are taken. The aim is to pinpoint the exact site of any blockage in the vas.

A vasogram is often performed to pinpoint the exact site of any block in the vas.

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