2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.fertnstert.2009.11.041
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A randomized controlled study comparing carbon dioxide versus normal saline as distension media in diagnostic office hysteroscopy: is the distension with carbon dioxide a problem?

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“…From the data we collected, the shape of the cervical canal, stenosis of the external os of the uterus, and the presence of isthmocele or polyps do not seem to significantly influence the discomfort caused by the procedure. Conversely, according to some authors (4,15), the perception of pain is much higher in patients with stenosis of the orifice and uterine malformations.…”
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“…From the data we collected, the shape of the cervical canal, stenosis of the external os of the uterus, and the presence of isthmocele or polyps do not seem to significantly influence the discomfort caused by the procedure. Conversely, according to some authors (4,15), the perception of pain is much higher in patients with stenosis of the orifice and uterine malformations.…”
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confidence: 94%
“…Many studies have focused on different variables that influence pain (4,8,12,15,19,(26)(27)(28), particularly on distension media. In a recent meta-analysis Craciunas et al (21) reported that most of the included studies were of low methodologic quality owing to unsuitableness of the randomization technique, allocation concealment, blinding, and power calculation.…”
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“…La técnica quirúrgica se realiza de manera extremadamente delicada y de forma muy superficial, teniendo en cuenta que la cúpula del istmocele se encuentra en estrecho contacto con la vejiga y las zonas laterales del defecto con la fascia vascular de las arterias uterinas ( fig. 5) 7 .…”
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