Table 4 Anomalies of the vas deferens and the epididymis detected in our study

1–2^a

A long curled vas deferens (looping epididymis).

Case no. 2 had also complete detached epididymis from testis.

2

2 and 3A

A

A and B4

3

Congenital enlarged appendix of the epididymis.

1

3B

E

4–6

A congenital epididymal cyst (caput and corpus). A case no. 4 had also detached body of the epididymis from the testis.

3

4

D

7^a

The epididymis is completely detached from the testis.

One case of repeated curled vas deferens.

One case of repeated duplication of the vas deferens

3

5A and 3A (repeated)

and

6

(repeated)

B4

8^b

The caput and corpus of the epididymis is detached from the testis.

1

5B

B3

9–11^”

The corpus of the epididymis is detached from the testis.

Case no. 11 had also congenital diaphragm.

4

4A (repeated)

and

7 and 8

B1

12

Complete epididymal agenesis

1

9

C5

13-15^c

Vanished proximal part of the vas deferens half an inch from the internal ring.

3

10–11

Table 1 [5]

16-18

Absence vas deferens.

2

12–13

Table 1 [5]

19

Congenital separated vas deferens.

One case of repeated curled vas deferens.

2

14

and

3

(repeated)

^d

20^a

Duplication of the vas deferens.

Also, the epididymis is completely detached from the testis.

1

6A and B

Table 1 [5]

and

B4

21^5!!

Vanished distal part of the right vas deferens [7].

1

Table 1 [5]

22

Congenital union between right and left vasa deferentia in a case of crossed testicular ectopia (crossed dystopia of the vas deferens) [8].

1

Table 1 [5]