Clinical Articles

Medgyn Bierer and Sopher Forceps and Laminaria pictured in article.

Medgyn Bierer and Sopher Forceps and Laminaria pictured in article.

This study was to evaluate the effect of endometrial injury induced in preceding cycle on IVF outcome. MedGyn Endosampler was used for endometrial sampling.

MedGyn Endosampler was used to determine the expression patterns of prokineticin 1 (PROK1) and leukemia inhibitory factor (LIF) in normal fertile women with idiopathic recurrent pregnancy loss (RPL).

With the increase use of Endometrial biopsy devices like Medgyn’s Endosampler, this study was performed on random trail in a outpatient clinic. The study found Medgyn’s Endosampler to obtain substantially lower insertion rates compared to other sampling devices, which positively reflects the efficiency of Medgyn’s Endosampler.

A study found that at 48 hours, Cd-induced endometrial stromal cell proliferation was higher in women with endometriosis than in women without endometriosis.

A Johns Hopkins School of Medicine study used the MedGyn Intrauterine Catheter in aiming to detect biological markers of intercourse. Read the article

A study estimated the cut-off of microvascular density determinative of good endometrial receptivity that can predict the fertility of the patient and be used as a prognostic marker in infertile patients, particularly in developing countries.

A study in the Journal of Reproductive Medicine reviewed current literature addressing the technique, efficacy, safety and acceptability of cryotherapy. The review found cryotherapy to be very affordable and feasible to integrate into cervical cancer screening and treatment programs.

MedGyn participated in meeting with WHO, UNFPA, PATH and clinical experts to dicuss clinical recommendations in the use of cryosurgery for cervical cancer prevention.

A study published in the Egyptian Journal of Pathology investigated the role of uterine natural killer cells and E-cadherin in human endometrium of nonpregnant women and of those with recurrent abortion to find out their role in implantation or recurrent abortion.

A study comparing the adequacy of endometrial sampling by the Endosampler® and the Pipelle® showed that the Endosampler® collected more endometrium than the Pipelle®. This may well translate into a higher adequacy of specimen obtained by the Endosampler®.