Publications by authors named "Cayo Augusto Estigarribia Benitez"
Article Synopsis
- Vasectomy is a safe way to make a man unable to father children, but it takes time to work.
- A study looked at over 2,000 vasectomies to see what happens with patients who still had some sperm after the procedure.
- Most of the patients with some sperm ended up being completely sterile in about 4.5 months, and there’s no need for extra tests after the first one if they have immobile sperm.
Objective: The recto-vesical fistula (FRV) that follows a radical prostatectomy is an unusual complication and involves a difficult management. A wide variety of surgical aggressive repair techniques are described in literature, including end-colostomy. Furthermore, non-invasive procedures are barely documented.
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