The surgery is called non-scalpel, but yes the scrotum needs to be cut. The Dr grabs one of the Vas, brings it to the surface and then uses forceps to break the skin and pull out the Vas.
A section of the Vas is cut and removed and the ends cauterised as well as the sheath covering the Vas.
The procedure is the repeated with the other Vas .Except for the hole in the scrotum, both are done via the same hole.
Here’s a non-invasive technique for you:
In one of James Herriot’s novels, he describes using “patented blood-less castrators” on bull calves; a huge set of tongs that simply squeezed the ball sack flat, presumably crushing/cutting the vas inside. Only the farmer had this habit of calling on him late, when the bull calves where darn near full grown - absolutely hopeless to accomplish this.
regards, mgus Taped onto the dashboard of a car at a junkyard, I once found the following: "Good judgement comes from experience. Experience comes from bad judgement." The car was crashed. Primary goal: To have an EQ above average (i.e. streetsmart, compassionate about life and happy) Secondary goal: to make an anagram of my signature denoting how I feel about my gains
