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Ccx282-B, an orally active inhibitor of chemokine receptor Ccr9, shows anti-inflammatory and clinical activity in the treatment of Crohn's disease
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Leprosy in medieval Denmark: Exploring life histories through a multiâtissue and multiâisotopic approach
No full textDesign and use of a U.S. census data computer laboratory for teaching undergraduate research methods
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Evaluation of touch preparation cytology during frozen-section diagnoses of pulmonary lesions
No full textThe Evolution of Vasectomy Reversal
No full textIn the USA, about 500,000 vasectomies are performed each year, with up to 6 % of men requesting reversal. The technique of vasectomy reversal has evolved from macrosurgical to the implementation of both microscopic and robotic technologies. The very earliest attempts at vasectomy reversal, the vasoepididymostomy and vasovasostomy, have remained central in the treatment of male infertility and will continue to be so for years to come. As seen throughout its history, urological microsurgery has consistently implemented advanced techniques and state-of-the art technology in its craft, and its continued refinement will allow for even more favorable outcomes in the lives of patients seeking restoration of fertility following vasectomy. Here, we review the evolution of vasectomy reversal and its current techniques
