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September 14, 2026Facts Views and Vision in ObGynOpen Access

Authors’ reply to: “Music and oral premedication for pain management during outpatient hysteroscopy: results from a randomised controlled trial”

Alessandro Loddo Stefano Di Michele Gianmarco D’Ancona Stefano Angioni

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Address reader correspondence regarding methodological considerations and postrandomisation exclusion criteria in a randomized trial on outpatient hysteroscopy pain management.
Evaluated methodological questions raised by correspondents regarding participant data exclusions occurring after randomization in the trial.
Clarified the rationale and analytical protocol regarding participant exclusions following randomization.
Maintained the methodological integrity and findings of the original trial assessing music and premedication for hysteroscopic pain relief.

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Author correspondence clarifies postrandomisation exclusions in outpatient hysteroscopy, highlighting methodological rigor in trial reporting.

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Loddo et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6aabb6d85f706d05830e594a https://doi.org/10.52054/fvvo.2026.578

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