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Abstracts

of the 8th ESC Congress Edinburgh

2004

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Symposium

1: New

trends in European contraception (Schering)

Contraceptive

use in European women: a research survey on contemporary behaviour

S. Skouby

(Denmark)

Abstract
Long-term

contraception in young women: special focus on nulliparous women and

contraception following abortion

A. Gebbie (UK) Abstract
Contraception

as a therapeutic option in the treatment of menorrhagia

H. Critchley

(UK)

Abstract
The

non-contraceptive benefits and acceptability of Yasmin®

D. Mansour(UK) Abstract
Yasmin®

and the extended cycle regimen: current experience

M. Sillem (Germany) Abstract

Symposium

2: The

Vagina Dialogue: NuvaRing® and the benefits of vaginal administration

(Organon)

Women and their

vaginas

G. Liekens (Belgium) no abstract
The clinical

profile of NuvaRing, update on new results

S. Killick (UK) no abstract
NuvaRing and

the beauty of vaginal administration

R. Arias (United

States)

no abstract

Symposium

3:

Customizing care… The art and

science of low dose OC prescribing (Wyeth

Pharmaceuticals)

Oral contraceptive side effects: impact of estrogen

dose when selecting an oral contraceptive

P. Darney Abstract
Acceptability, safety and premenstrual

symptomatology in women using an oral contraceptive containing gestodene

60mcg/ethinylestradiol 15mcg

I. Barbosa Abstract

Symposium

4: Estrogen-free

contraception: the evolution of depot medroxyprogesterone acetate (Pfizer)

Hormonal

contraception without estrogen: nondaily options

A. Glasier (UK) no abstract
Expanding

low-dose options in contraception

C. Brucker (Germany) no abstract
Maximizing

contraceptive convenience: managing expectations

I. Milsom (Sweden) no abstract

Symposium

5:

Contraception:

why change? (Janssen-Cilag)

Contraception: are we keeping up? M.

O’Flynn (Rep. of Ireland)

no abstract
The transdermal route: what is it

delivering?

C. Keck (Germany) no abstract
Where do we go from here? J. Guillebaud (UK) no abstract

 

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