Complications of female sterilization procedure: review over a decade at district tertiary care hospital [PDF]
Background: Female sterilization is the most requested permanent contraceptive method worldwide and one of the most frequently performed elective, intra-abdominal surgical procedure in reproductive-age women.
Date, Shilpa Vishwas+2 more
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About contamination by sterile females and residual male fertility on the effectiveness of the sterile insect technique. Impact on disease vector control and disease control [PDF]
The sterile insect technique (SIT) is a technique to control pests and vectors of diseases by releasing mainly sterile males. Several challenges need to be solved before large-scale field application in order to guarantee its success. In this paper we intend to focus on two important issues: residual (sterile) male fertility and contamination by ...
arxiv
Postpartum sterilization: a five years retrospective study [PDF]
Background: Female sterilization, which is also called tubal ligation or tubal occlusion, is a surgical procedure which aims at permanent contraception.
Dhanapal, Mohana+3 more
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The Influence of Religiosity on Contraceptive Use among Roman Catholic Women in the United States [PDF]
This study uses data from National Survey of Family Growth (NSFG) to determine the effect of religious belief among Roman Catholics on contraceptive use and to make recommendations for catechesis and ...
Ohlendorf, Jennifer, Fehring, Richard J.
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Female mosquito detection by means of AI techniques inside release containers in the context of a Sterile Insect Technique program [PDF]
The Sterile Insect Technique (SIT) is a biological pest control technique based on the release into the environment of sterile males of the insect species whose population is to be controlled. The entire SIT process involves mass-rearing within a biofactory, sorting of the specimens by sex, sterilization, and subsequent release of the sterile males ...
arxiv
Delivery actuator for a transcervical sterilization device [PDF]
The use of delivery systems in the human body for positioning and deploying implants, such as closure devices, dilation balloons, stents, coils and sterilization devices, are gaining more importance to preclude surgical incisions and general anesthesia ...
A.G. Olabi+19 more
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Clinical analysis of post sterilization failure cases in a tertiary hospital [PDF]
Background: The most common permanent method of family planning accepted in India is female tubal sterilization as it has a very low failure rate of 0.1-0.8% in the first year and overall pregnancy chances of 1 in 200.
Rathod, Setu, Samal, Sunil Kumar
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Differences in the Access to Sterilization between Women Living and Not Living with HIV: Results from the GENIH Study, Brazil. [PDF]
In many countries, young women of reproductive age have been especially affected by the HIV epidemic, which have fostered research to better understand how HIV infection influences and shapes women´s fertility and reproductive and sexual decisions.
Regina Maria Barbosa+3 more
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Male and female sterility in Zambia [PDF]
Population measures of sterility are traditionally constructed for women, despite fertility and sterility being conditions of the couple. Estimates of male sterility provide insight into population-level sterility, and complement estimates based solely on women.This study seeks to estimate male sterility for the Gwembe Tonga of Zambia using male birth ...
Athena Pantazis, Samuel J. Clark
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A cross sectional study on willingness and acceptance of postpartum sterilization by mothers at a tertiary hospital [PDF]
Background: India was the first country in the world to launch the Family Planning Programme in 1951. Despite this fact, India still lags behind in practicing contraception and limiting family size.
Gunasingh, T. K. Shaanthy+2 more
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