AusCAPPS Webinar - Handling IUD Displacement and Malpositioning

Published on February 26, 2025
A correctly positioned IUD is fundally placed with the arms fully extended and the vertical portion extending straight downwards. However, an IUD can sometimes become displaced or malpositioned. Managing a displaced or malpositioned IUD involves several considerations, depending on the specific circumstances and symptoms.

AusCAPP is holding a webinar on Effective Approaches to Handling IUD Displacement and Malpositioning on Wednesday, 5 March, 2025.

Check out this month's topic on AusCAPPS to learn about the types of issues clinicians have experienced and suggestions for managing them. Head to AusCAPPS to learn more.
 
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