Vaso Epididymostomy Surgery in India: a Rapid Growth

Vaso epididymostomy surgery is growing rapidly in India. It's due to the health care cost structure in India. Physicians and hospitals charge less, medications are less expensive, there are no additional costs (such as malpractice insurance) borne by doctors and passed along to patients through increased fees, staff salaries and other overhead costs are considerably lower, and so on. Costs associated with lawsuits result in the unusually high cost of malpractice insurance in the U.S. as compared to the rest of the world up to 80%!! The savings will vary by procedure, but typically the cost of medical care may be up to 80% less than what is typically charged in the U.S. health care system. You will get a concise estimate for the procedure, including physician fees, nursing care, room and food for vaso epididymostomy surgery in India.

Vasectomies have become one of the most common methods of birth control in the United States and worldwide. It is estimated that in this country approximately 500,000 men undergo a vasectomy each year. About 2% to 6% of men who have had a vasectomy will eventually request a vasectomy reversal. Usually this occurs as a result of a divorce and remarriage (often to a childless spouse), but often a change in circumstances (e.g. economic) within the same marriage will motivate couples. While today there are a variety of options available, most couples’ strong preference is to conceive their own biological child rather than pursuing adoption, donor-sperm insemination, surrogate parenthood, etc. Pregnancy can be accomplished either through Assisted Reproductive Technology or vasectomy reversal

The procedure

In cases where no ‘blowout’ has occurred in the epididymis, a vaso-vasostomy (reconnection of the two severed ends of the vas deferens) is performed. This procedure is generally performed through small (1/2-1") scrotal incisions, usually under a general anesthetic, although in some cases local anesthesia may be used. The ends of the vas are identified and scar tissue is removed. The freshly cut ends of the vas are then reconnected using an operating microscope and fine non-absorbable suture material. Since the lower segment of the vas deferens is convoluted, a vaso-vasostomy is technically more difficult to perform here than in the upper straight segment of the vas. A vaso-vasostomy usually takes between two and three hours to perform. If a blowout has occurred in the epididymis, a vaso-epididymostomy (connection of vas deferens to epididymis) will be required. This procedure requires a 2" incision and is always performed under a general anesthetic due to the need for a larger incision and longer operating time (4-5 hrs.). The vas deferens is connected to the delicate epididymal tubule just above the blowout in order to preserve as much functional length of the epididymis as possible (for sperm maturation).

More over your savings is not only in the cost for treatment vaso epididymostomy surgery in India but also in time. You get treated faster without much of waiting time by which you are saved from your sufferings and you are back to normal quickly It includes transportation, case management, the cost of the procedure, medicines, hospitalization and all costs associated with onsite follow-up care. While tourism and other outside discretionary costs are not included, it may include a free city tour of destination city in some packages. 

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