In 65 patients with reversal of vasectomy, the resected vas deferens t
issue was investigated by light microscopy with the following results:
chronic inflammation was found in 76.9%, acute inflammation in 41.5%,
foreign body granuloma in 52.2%, spermagranuloma in 49.2%, and regene
rates of ductus deferens in 20%. In 10% of the specimens elastosis and
dystrophic calcium deposits was observed. In conclusion, the vas segm
ents after vasectomy in some of the cases are not composed of silent s
car tissue.