Abstracts of the 8th ESC Congress Edinburgh 2004
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STATE OF THE ART | FREE COMMUNICATIONS | POSTERS |
KEYNOTE SESSIONS | WORKSHOPS | SPONSORED SYMPOSIA |
Free Communications 1: Different contraceptive methods | ||
Removal techniques for deep sub-dermal, sub-fascial & intramuscular Implanon contraceptive implants: experience of a Fertility Control Unit | B.A. Gbolade (UK) | Abstract |
Study on the effects of a single implant containing nomegestrol acetate (Uniplant) on the hormonal profile, endometrial morphology and ultrasonographic evaluation of ovarian function | I. Barbosa (Brazil) | Abstract |
A new highly effective subcutaneous contraceptive injection | A. Jakimiuk (Poland) | Abstract |
A randomised controlled trial to determine the impact of fertility awareness education on the behaviour, knowledge and attitudes of condom users | C. Pyper (UK) | Abstract |
A comparison of Pearl indices and cumulative incidences for use in meta-analysis of contraception trials | P. O’Brien (UK) | Abstract |
Ease of insertion, contraceptive efficacy and safety of new T-shaped levonorgestrel-releasing intrauterine systems – first clinical report | D. Wildemeersch (Belgium) | Abstract |
Living comfort at 1 year after placement of subcutaneous etonogestrel | G. Donders (Belgium) | Abstract |
Free Communications 2: Special groups | ||
Contraceptive choice for young people | D. Mansour (UK) | Abstract |
VIP – Very important persons use contraception! Evaluation of a sexual education intervention among Swedish upper secondary school students | M. Larsson (Sweden) | Abstract |
Use of alcohol among users of a Young People’s Sexual Health Service | P.H. McGough (UK) | Abstract |
Reported behavioural outcomes from RCT of a specially designed teacher-delivered sex education programme (SHARE) in Scotland: outcomes 2.5 years post-intervention | M. Henderson (UK) | Abstract |
Teen4.info: a qualitative study to develop and evaluate a reproductive health website developed in partnership with teenagers and young parents from Oxford and Great Yarmouth | C. Pyper (UK) | Abstract |
Effects of a gender-specific Health Promotion Program (‘female doctor’s lesson’) in schools | C. Klapp (Germany) | Abstract |
Free Communications 3: Improving access to services | ||
Contraceptive behaviour. A psychoanalytic point of view | E.P. Spandau (Austria) | Abstract |
Go ask Edith : achieving a holistic approach to sexual health through Knowledge Management | L. Macdonald (Australia) | Abstract |
A termination of pregnancy care pathway. Worth the effort? | K. Guthrie (UK) | Abstract |
The reproductive health needs of Somali women affected by female genital mutilation living in Manchester, United Kingdom | N. Mullin (UK) | Abstract |
How good is the provision of sexual health services for young people across England? | J.M. Stephenson (UK) | Abstract |
Improving access to abortion services: a local model | E.J. Oloto (UK) | Abstract |
A collaborative clinic between contraception and sexual health services and the adult congenital heart disease clinic (best free communication!!!!) | P. Rogers (UK) | Abstract |