ReLARC clinical trial UZ Ghent

The Women's Health Clinic at UZ Ghent (Belgium) is looking for candidates between 18 and 48 years old for a study that investigates a new insertion method for the copper-containing contraceptive GyneFix via hysteroscopy. More info

RELARC HYSTEROSCOPIC CONTRACEPTION

close up picture of relarc in working channel

ReLARC (Reversible Long-Acting Reproductive Control) is a new hysteroscopic technique for the insertion of long-term contraceptive devices. The procedure is conducted under direct visualization.

The method is simple, safe and rapid, and is suitable for application in the operating room or the office. The method is a reversible alternative to more complex insertion techniques for hysteroscopic irreversible intratubal contraception. It is the first hysteroscopically inserted system suitable for long-term intrauterine contraception up to 10 years.