Highly Trained, Global Leaders in Robotic Microsurgery
Robotic vasectomy reversal requires specialized expertise. The urologists at Orlando Health Medical Group Urology PUR Clinic are highly trained microsurgeons. As global leaders in the field, we have performed over 1,000 robotic microsurgical procedures — more than any other center in the world. You can feel comfortable and assured our experts are ready to help you take the next step in expanding your family.
How Robotic Vasectomy Reversal Works
Our highly trained surgeons use the latest da Vinci robotic platform to perform your microsurgical vasectomy reversal. With the da Vinci robotic platform, our expert surgeons can see better and have more accurate and precise movements. The robot eliminates the surgeon’s tremors and fatigue to ensure the most effective procedure. And, with a “third arm” from the robot, the surgeon has even more control over the complete surgical process.
With sutures thinner than a human hair (10-0 and 9-0 grade nylon), we reconnect the vas deferens using a three-layer process to provide added binding strength. You’ll be under mild anesthesia during the procedure to maximize your comfort and safety.
Reduce Scarring and Future Complications with Our Bio-wrap Vasectomy Reversal Option
A bio-wrap vasectomy reversal is an option that may be added to your procedure if you are:
- Interested in reducing the amount of scarring at the vasectomy reversal site.
- Concerned about tissue buildup (granuloma formation)
- Concerned about a possible auto-immune reaction.
Talk to your doctor to see if a bio-wrap vasectomy reversal is right for you.
LEARN MORE
Our recent peer reviewed publication in the Journal of Reconstructive Microsurgeryon our vasectomy reversals
Peer-Reviewed Publications on our Vasectomy Reversal
- Robotic-Assisted Versus Pure Microsurgical Vasectomy Reversal: Technique & Prospective Database Cohort Trial. Journal of Reconstructive Microsurgery, Sept 2012.
- Robotic approaches for male infertility and chronic orchialgia microsurgery. Curr Opin Urol. 2011 Nov;21(6):493-9.