Haval Ozgun has been appointed General Manager for Rapid Diagnostics and POCT at South West London Pathology (SWLP). In this expanded role, he plans to lead SWLP into a new era of innovation and growth by integrating business development with diagnostic services. His vision includes expanding SWLP’s footprint into private hospitals, GP practices, and home-sampling services, all while maintaining high standards of patient care. Haval emphasises leadership through collaboration and aims to guide his team through significant transitions, including the integration of Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals’ POCT services. By fostering strategic partnerships and enhancing rapid diagnostics, Haval is dedicated to improving healthcare accessibility and clinical standards across the region.
Semen analysis: post-vasectomy (PVSA)
| Category | Andrology |
|---|---|
| Reporting frequency | 3-5 working days |
Additional information
Specimen type: Semen
Collection conditions
The laboratory provides approved semen collection pots. Samples collected in non-approved containers will rejected.
Contact the laboratory for details on 020 8401 3000 ext 5560, Monday to Friday between 09:00 – 16:00 or email the laboratory at ch-tr.andrology@nhs.net
Post-vasectomy semen analysis (PVSA) occurs after a minimum of 12 weeks, and at least 20 ejaculations, since the operation.
Patients are strongly advised to produce semen samples using our dedicated specimen collection facility next to the laboratory to ensure the specimens are processed in a timely manner.
Patients with a valid doctor/GP test request form can book appointments online using the link below.
PVSA and test reports are interpreted with reference to ABA, BAS and BAUS 2016 Laboratory guidelines for post-vasectomy semen analysis (2016).
Patients’ instructions for semen analysis sample requirements
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