Patient satisfaction after outpatient hysteroscopy: a retrospective descriptive study

Outpatient diagnostic and/or therapeutic hysteroscopy is a technique accepted by the majority of patients and with a high level of satisfaction. Variables such as pain or the previous information received are important and directly related to the final satisfaction level of the procedure.

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PeerJ
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2025-11-10
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https://doi.org/10.7717/peerj.20272
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Gynecological conditions and treatments
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Patient satisfaction after outpatient hysteroscopy: a retrospective descriptive study

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Abstract

Outpatient diagnostic and/or therapeutic hysteroscopy is a technique accepted by the majority of patients and with a high level of satisfaction. Variables such as pain or the previous information received are important and directly related to the final satisfaction level of the procedure.

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