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Intrauterine techniques: contentious or consensus opinion?
2003
Journal of family planning and reproductive health care
Context. Insertion of intrauterine devices (IUDs) is a routine procedure in Contraception & Sexual Health (C&SH) Service clinics. Techniques for IUD insertion vary between practitioners. Objective. To describe the preferred approach to various aspects of IUD provision of experienced doctors working in three large, teaching C&SH Services, including policies on screening for chlamydia, antibiotic prophylaxis, use of tenaculae, use of analgesia/anaesthesia and use of assistants at the time of IUD
doi:10.1783/147118903101196846
pmid:12626175
fatcat:gewda7xgifc67khi4ouv2dbzs4