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The rate of repeat post-vasectomy semen analysis is decreasing, likely highlighting a decrease in unnecessary testing. However, there is ongoing discordance between vasectomy guidelines and practice patterns, with 72% of repeat post-vasectomy semen analyses obtained unnecessarily based on guideline recommendations. Interestingly, no men with greater than 100,000/ml nonmotile sperm went on to have motile sperm on repeat post-vasectomy semen analysis. Further provider education is warranted and subsequent studies may allow for guideline modification wherein all nonmotile sperm are characterized similarly.
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