Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5692406 Contraception 2017 4 Pages PDF
Abstract
Subdermal placement of contraceptive implants over the anterior surface of the biceps rather than in the sulcus between the biceps and triceps may negate this rare but reported risk.
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Intravascular migration of contraceptive implants: two more cases
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