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spermatic cord

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spermatic cord [spər′mad·ik ′kȯrd]
(anatomy)
The cord consisting of the ductus deferens, epididymal and testicular nerves and blood vessels, and connective tissue that extends from the testis to the deep inguinal ring.
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Infertility can sometimes be an after effect of an infection or vasectomy which can cause blockages in the spermatic cord ( tube that transports sperm from testes to penis) or cause some men to produce antibodies to his own sperm, which prevents it from penetrating the egg.
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Symptoms: Men: - Swelling in the scrotum (A pouch of skin that contains epididymides, lower portions of the spermatic cords and the testes).
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The cremasteric muscle is incised for the herniotomy and the spermatic cord together with the cremasteric muscle is separated from the inguinal floor.
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