The need for anesthesia or analgesia for performing hysteroscopy is still matter of debate.
Many factors explain the lack of agreement about anesthesia in hysteroscopy depending on …

Office hysteroscopy is an excellent method of identifying and treating intracavitary uterine
lesions. It has become easy to learn and perform; as an aid of modern technological …

Objective To measure the diagnostic accuracy of endometrial thickness for the detection of
intra-uterine pathologies among asymptomatic postmenopausal women, and to test the …

Abstract Study Objective To identify predictors of unacceptable pain during office
hysteroscopy without anesthesia. Design Prospective observational study (Canadian Task …

STUDY OBJECTIVE: Fluid minihysteroscopy is in most cases a painless procedure.
However, rarely, severe pain and side effects are reported. The goal of this study was to …

Background Mini-hysteroscopy is believed to be pain-free or in the least bearable. Office
procedures are therefore usually performed without analgesia or anesthesia. Is it indeed as …

Objective To evaluate and compare the pain experienced by women during transvaginal
ultrasound, saline contrast sonohysterography (SCSH), diagnostic hysteroscopy and office …

Background Hysteroscopy is an indispensable approach in gynecology. Miniaturization may
reduce pain allowing office procedures without anesthesia. Objectives Our main objective is …

Objective The aim of the presented study is to improve the office hysteroscopy success rate
identifying some of the factors associated to an unsuccessful procedure. Moreover it would …

Objective To study which variables are able to influence women's experience of pain during
diagnostic hysteroscopy. Design Multivariate analysis (phase II) after a randomized …