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The 10 pages that link to Vas deferens, each with the reason it gives.

• UrethraCompared with: It is part of the male reproductive route, but it is distinct from the urethra.

• Male infertilityBroader topic: Blockage or absence of this duct can prevent sperm from entering semen.

• EjaculationRelated: It transports sperm toward the urethra before ejaculation.

• Seminal vesicleRelated: Each vesicle duct joins a vas deferens to form an ejaculatory duct.

• Fallopian tubeCompared with: It transports sperm, unlike the fallopian tube’s transport of eggs and embryos.

• SemenRelated: It delivers sperm into the route where glandular fluids join them.

• VasectomyBroader topic: This is the tube cut or sealed during the procedure.

• Male reproductive systemBroader topic: It transports sperm from the site of maturation toward the urethra.

• AndrologyRelated: Obstruction or interruption of this duct can affect fertility and is the target of vasectomy.

• TesticleCompared with: It carries sperm made in the testicle but does not produce sperm or testosterone.