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Managing the vasectomy patient:
01 June 2007

From preoperative Counselling through postoperative follow-upVasectomy failures are usually due to either ineffective Counselling of patients regarding the time delay between treatment and achievement of azoospermia or to spontaneous recanalization of the vas deferens.
The authors offer recommendations for Counselling patients regarding vasectomy risks and the need for postvasectomy follow-up, and describe factors that may contribute to vasectomy failure. From preoperative Counselling through postoperative follow-upVasectomy failures are usually due to either ineffective Counselling of patients regarding the time delay between treatment and achievement of azoospermia or to spontaneous recanalization of the vas deferens. The authors offer recommendations for Counselling patients regarding vasectomy risks and the need for postvasectomy follow-up, and describe factors that may contribute to vasectomy failure.

 

From preoperative Counselling through postoperative follow-upVasectomy failures are usually due to either ineffective Counselling of patients regarding the time delay between treatment and achievement of azoospermia or to spontaneous recanalization of the vas deferens. The authors offer recommendations for Counselling patients regarding vasectomy risks and the need for postvasectomy follow-up, and describe factors that may contribute to vasectomy failure.

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E&M documentation: Two points you may be missing
20 May 2007

Most urologists do not need a course in "E&M Documentation 101," but two specific documentation issues are worth clarifying. For some of you, this may be old hat. However, a lot of clinicians still do not understand two important points: the guidelines on how to document and code for an established patient visit and the value of the use of the 1995 documentation guidelines for the physical exam.

Most urologists do not need a course in "E&M Documentation 101," but two specific documentation issues are worth clarifying. For some of you, this may be old hat. However, a lot of clinicians still do not understand two important points: the guidelines on how to document and code for an established patient visit and the value of the use of the 1995 documentation guidelines for the physical exam.

Most urologists do not need a course in "E&M Documentation 101," but two specific documentation issues are worth clarifying. For some of you, this may be old hat. However, a lot of clinicians still do not understand two important points: the guidelines on how to document and code for an established patient visit and the value of the use of the 1995 documentation guidelines for the physical exam.

 

Most urologists do not need a course in "E&M Documentation 101," but two specific documentation issues are worth clarifying. For some of you, this may be old hat. However, a lot of clinicians still do not understand two important points: the guidelines on how to document and code for an established patient visit and the value of the use of the 1995 documentation guidelines for the physical exam.

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