Next-generation NovaSure device for endometrial ablation: assessing ease-of-use among physicians
To compare physician assessment of the next-generation NovaSure(®) device to the original NovaSure device. Prospective open-label, unblinded survey utilizing Likert scales. Community-based obstetrician and gynecology practices. There were 270 evaluations completed by 168 physicians for women undergo...
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Veröffentlicht in: | International journal of women's health 2012-01, Vol.4, p.109-113 |
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Zusammenfassung: | To compare physician assessment of the next-generation NovaSure(®) device to the original NovaSure device.
Prospective open-label, unblinded survey utilizing Likert scales.
Community-based obstetrician and gynecology practices.
There were 270 evaluations completed by 168 physicians for women undergoing endometrial ablation with the next-generation NovaSure device compared to the previous model.
Physician survey across multiple community-based obstetrician and gynecology practices.
In general, 53.7% of women had a normal uterus, with an average cavity length of 5.3 cm ± 0.9 cm, and 44.7% of women had a normal cervix. Overall, 98.7% of physicians agreed or strongly agreed that they were satisfied with the performance of the next-generation NovaSure device compared with the previous device. Additionally, 89% of physicians rated the next-generation NovaSure device as superior to the previous device. The best rated features were the SureFit™ Cervical Seal, Smooth Access™ Tips, and the thumb-pusher. No adverse events were reported in this study.
Community-based physicians rated the next-generation NovaSure device as superior to the previous model in a general population of women. |
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ISSN: | 1179-1411 1179-1411 |
DOI: | 10.2147/IJWH.S30222 |