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6 steps for IUD placement at the time of a cesarean delivery
Author(s)Charisse Loder, MD, MSc, Kirsten Bonawitz, BS
Immediate postplacental insertion of an IUD is not only convenient for the patient, but also safe and effective for postpartum contraception. Here's what to be mindful of when performing the procedure following cesarean delivery.
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