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Predictors of outpatient hysteroscopy pain: A role for retrospective cervical screening pain estimates? A service evaluation

2025-06-02

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Outpatient hysteroscopy(OPH) is a key diagnostic approach in gynaecology, valued for its cost efficiency and avoidance of general anaesthesia. However, severe pain affects 15–34.8% of patients, compromising procedure success, as well as patient well-being and satisfaction. Despite this, predictors of pain remain underexplored. This service evaluation examined data from 804 patients undergoing OPH. Pre-procedure va...

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ceec3793-f5dc-5013-977b-b26769062343
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10.1101/2025.05.29.25327068
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