1. Voluntary Surgical Contraception for Men: Vasectomy
2. Vasectomy: Global Use
3. Vasectomy in the US
4. Types of Vasectomy
5. Incisional Vasectomy
6. No-Scalpel Vasectomy
7. Incisional Vasectomy: Complications After Procedure in US
8. No-Scalpel Vasectomy
9. No-Scalpel Vasectomy: Complications After Procedure in China
10. Comparison of No-Scalpel Vasectomy and Incisional Approach
11. Advantages of NSV over Incisional Vasectomy
12. Vasectomy: Client Issues
13. Vasectomy: Mechanism of Action
14. Vasectomy: Contraceptive Benefits
15. Vasectomy: Noncontraceptive Benefits
16. Vasectomy: Limitations
17. Vasectomy: Long-Term Reproductive Health Effects
18. Who Can Use Vasectomy
19. Vasectomy: Who May Require Additional Counseling
20. Vasectomy: Condition Requiring Precautions (WHO Class 3)
21. Vasectomy: Conditions Requiring an Experienced Clinician and Full Backup
22. Vasectomy: US Demographic Data
23. Vasectomy: Postoperative Problems
24. Vasectomy: Client Instructions
25. Vasectomy: Client Instructions continued
26. Vasectomy: General Information
27. Warning Signs for Vasectomy Clients
28. Vasectomy: Program Requirements
29. Vasectomy: Common Medical Barriers

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