STUDY FINDS FLURBIPROFEN ESTER EFFECTIVE FOR PAIN RELIEF DURING TRANSVAGINAL 4D HYSTEROSALPINGOGRAPHY

A new study published in BIO Integration journal examines the analgesic effect of a continuous intravenous drip of flurbiprofen ester during transvaginal 4-dimensional hysterosalpingography (TVS 4D-HyCoSy). Conducted on 230 patients from May 2018 to August 2021, the study divided participants into groups based on tubal patency, flurbiprofen ester use, and uterine cannula diameter. Results showed that tubal patency reduced pain during the ultrasound tubal examination, and flurbiprofen ester significantly alleviated pain and reduced adverse effects (P < 0.001). Tube diameter did not impact procedure-related pain. Multivariable analysis indicated that flurbiprofen ester use for bilateral tubal patency provided significant pain relief within 30 minutes post-examination (AUC of 0.732). The study concludes that flurbiprofen ester is effective for pain management in TVS 4D-HyCoSy and is recommended for clinical use.

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Quiz Thirty Four

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Why is pain management important during transvaginal 4D hysterosalpingography?

To improve the clarity of the images

To reduce the need for additional imaging

To speed up the imaging process

To ensure patient comfort and cooperation

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What kind of medication is flurbiprofen ester classified as?

A sedative

An antidiabetic agent

A nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID)

An antibiotic

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What is the main benefit of using flurbiprofen ester according to the study?

Improving the patient’s recovery time

Effectively managing pain during the procedure

Enhancing the imaging resolution

Reducing the duration of the procedure

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What type of imaging procedure is the study focusing on?

Ultrasound of the liver

X-ray of the chest

Transvaginal 4D hysterosalpingography

MRI of the abdomen

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What is the primary purpose of using flurbiprofen ester in the study?

To improve the accuracy of the procedure

To reduce the need for anesthesia

To provide pain relief during transvaginal 4D hysterosalpingography

To enhance imaging quality

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