No-scalpel vasectomy (NSV) is a minimally invasive approach to vasectomy, a permanent contraceptive method. These EngenderHealth-developed resources were created for clinicians, trainers, and family planning providers and are shared for educational, research, and reference purposes.
No-Scalpel Vasectomy: An Illustrated Guide for Surgeons
This illustrated guide provides technical guidance on no-scalpel vasectomy for surgeons, urologists, family planning clinicians, and trainers. It includes step-by-step visual instruction designed to support provider training and high-quality service delivery.
This curriculum supports training for providers learning to offer no-scalpel vasectomy as part of voluntary, informed, high-quality contraceptive care. It may be useful for clinical educators, training institutions, and family planning programs.
This participant handbook includes training materials and reference content for providers participating in no-scalpel vasectomy training. It is intended to support learning, practice, and skills development.
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These materials are provided for educational, research, and reference purposes. Some resources were developed for earlier training contexts and may not reflect the most current clinical guidance, national standards, or legal requirements. Clinicians should consult current professional guidelines, applicable national protocols, and local laws and regulations when providing care.