Better biopsy? study tests which uterine sampling method gets clearer results
NCT ID NCT07349108
Summary
This study compared two common procedures used to collect tissue samples from the uterus in women aged 30-60 with abnormal bleeding. Researchers wanted to see if one method (manual vacuum aspiration) provided better quality tissue samples for lab analysis than the other (dilation and curettage). The goal was to help doctors choose the method most likely to get a clear diagnosis of what's causing the bleeding, which can range from hormonal changes to precancerous conditions.
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Locations
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Sheikh Zayed Medical college/hospital
Rahim Yar Khan, Punjab Province, 75000, Pakistan
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