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Hypothesis
Intrauterine contraception placed immediately after a second trimester abortion will result in fewer pregnancies than current standard practice of intended placement at 4 weeks post-abortion.
Study Design
Randomized Controlled Trial after their second trimester abortion comparing immediate with delayed insertion of IUC, and a non intervention control group choosing non-intrauterine contraception. Participants choosing an IUC will be randomly assigned to immediate or delayed insertion. The investigators primary outcome is pregnancy rate within one year.
Full description
This Randomized Controlled Trial will be offered to women choosing to have a LNG-IUC or CuT380 after an abortion for gestational ages from 12 to 24 weeks. [delete next insert]"and a non intervention control group offered to all others having abortions at this gestational age". Participants choosing an LNG-IUC or CUT380 will be randomly assigned to immediate or interval insertion. In conjunction with follow up visits and questionnaires, the British Columbia Linked Health Database access will determine pregnancy rate within one year for the two intervention groups [delete next insert] and in relation to the various contraceptive choices made by the women not choosing intrauterine contraception. All women will complete surveys at 3, 6, 12, 24, 36, 48 and 72 months on their satisfaction with the contraceptive method chosen and on their satisfaction with study participation.
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uterine perforation at the time of abortion
bleeding of more than 500 cc during abortion
any of the above exclusions detected at time of abortion
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474 participants in 2 patient groups
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