Study tests which sterilization method is safer during C-Section
NCT ID NCT06273683
Summary
This study compares two surgical techniques for permanent sterilization performed during cesarean delivery. Researchers are looking at 900 women who requested sterilization during their C-section to see if using a bipolar energy device leads to better recovery outcomes than traditional sutures. The study measures blood loss, pain, complications, hospital stay, and cost to determine which method is safer and more effective.
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