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Clinical history

The patient is a 25-year old African American male married with

two kids, who underwent a vasectomy in March of 2017. Subsequently,

he and his wife desired to have children. He was counseled on options

including vasovasostomy versus microsurgical epididymal sperm

aspiration/testicular sperm aspiration with in vitro fertilization. The

patient and his wife elected for a vasovasostomy in September of

2019. Intraoperative findings included bilateral segments of atretic

vas deferens, spermatic granuloma on the left and clear fluid from

the testicular end of the vas which demonstrates lack of sperm under

microscope. Semen analysis was scheduled for approximately 6 weeks

to 2 months post operation.

Conclusion

In conclusion, we report for the first time a case of morphologically

typical vasitis nodosa expressing mesothelial markers. Electron

microscopy may be useful in confirming or eliminating the mesothelial

nature of the proliferating cells in these lesions.

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