Key result
IV moderate sedation for IUD placement links to specific demographic, reproductive, and social factors.
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What is the prevalence of and what factors are associated with choosing intravenous moderate sedation for IUD placement?
What is the prevalence of and what factors are associated with choosing intravenous moderate sedation for IUD placement?
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Demonstrates the uptake and patient characteristics linked to intravenous moderate sedation choice during IUD insertion, highlighting drivers of contraceptive pain management decisions.
This study examined the prevalence of intravenous moderate sedation (IVS) for intrauterine device (IUD) placement when universally offered, as well as the demographic, reproductive, and social factors associated with its use.
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Storey et al. (2026) studied this question. Intravenous moderate sedation for intrauterine device placement was examined to determine its prevalence and associated demographic, reproductive, and social factors.
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