Postpartum IUDs: Keys for success
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2016, International Journal of Gynecology and ObstetricsCitation Excerpt :It is noteworthy in the present study that centers with high delivery rates and a large number of PPIUD insertions demonstrated lower expulsion rates than centers where fewer insertions were performed. This observation could be explained by greater learning-curve progress in centers with a higher number of PPIUD insertions resulting in improved patient-selection and insertion skills, similar to observations in previous studies [7,11,12,14]. No occurrences of uterine perforation, puerperal sepsis, or resumed bleeding after insertion were recorded in the present study.
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2013, Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinics of North AmericaCitation Excerpt :IUDs also can be inserted immediately after vaginal or cesarean delivery or after abortion without increased risk of infection, uterine perforation, bleeding, or uterine subinvolution.16,18 Insertion should be avoided if there is any increased risk or evidence of intrauterine infection.18,19 Expulsion rates are lowest when insertion occurs within 10 minutes of placental delivery.18,20
Feasibility of postpartum placement of the levonorgestrel intrauterine system more than 6 h after vaginal birth
2012, ContraceptionCitation Excerpt :We based our selection of postdelivery exclusion criteria on the report by Hayes et al. [11] because that was the first report of LNG-IUS insertion after vaginal delivery based in the United States. Women who met the postdelivery criteria were brought to the treatment room on the postpartum ward for LNG-IUS placement by one of the authors (G.S.S., A.G.B. or E.O.) using the technique described by O'Hanley et al. [12] as a guide. The clinician performed a bimanual exam and uterine sound to determine uterine size and cervical dilation.
Long Acting Reversible Contraception in Postpartum Adolescents: Early Initiation of Etonogestrel Implant is Superior to IUDs in the Outpatient Setting
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