Definition of Sterilization, male surgical

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Sterilization, male surgical: Male surgical sterilization is done by vasectomy which involves sealing, tying or cutting a man's vas deferens, the tube which otherwise would carry the sperm from the testicle to the penis.

Vasectomy is a relatively short operation, usually takes under 30 minutes, and carries the risk of surgical complications such as bleeding or infection.

Vasectomy is a contraceptive option for men who do not want children in the future. It is considered permanent because reversal requires surgery that is often unsuccessful. It is a form of permanent contraception that is much less risky than female sterilization

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