… One systematic review [36] examined PPIUD placement of both Cu-IUDs and LNG-IUS.
Expulsion rates were lower for interval insertion compared to immediate PPIUD insertion (10 min …

… The objective of this systematic review is to provide an assessment of the findings of the
medical literature of the use of LARC methods in young women age <25 years. Our hypothesis …

… effectiveness of LARC methods over other reversible contraceptive methods, given that she
… Intrauterine device insertion in the postpartum period: a systematic review. Eur J Contracept …

… LARC users and moderately effective method users, this systematic review and meta-analysis
synthesizes the literature and contextualizes findings in relation to the aforementioned …

… Little research examining qualities of contraception that make them attractive … review the
evidence regarding desirable and undesirable qualities of long-acting reversible contraception (…

… Two US studies were included in this systematic review.31, 32 One study with … systematic
review, demonstrates that earlier insertion (within 30 min) is preferred, however, longer …

… the proportion of long-acting contraceptive discontinuation in Ethiopia, … systematic review
and meta-analysis was to estimate the proportion of discontinued of long acting contraceptives …

… In a systematic review that examined women 25 years and younger, 37 continuation rates
… A systematic review 60 concluded that no sufficient data are available to recommend the …

… We undertook two systematic reviews to examine the early administration of LARCs in
women undergoing medical abortion with mifepristone and misoprostol. (i) For women who are …

… Our objective is to systematically review studies concerning the decision-making process
of adolescents who use LARCs, ie, the factors associated with adolescents’ choice of using …