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Vaginal Wall Retraction Using VuSleeve

VuSleeve helps retract vaginal walls during clinical trials.

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21-65 years
Female
Phase N/A
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The study is focused on using a tool called VuSleeve during gynecological exams or procedures. A gynecological exam is a check-up for a woman's reproductive organs. This study is observational, meaning the researchers will watch and collect opinions but won't change any usual care or treatment. Participants are women aged 21 to 65, who have had a gynecological exam before. Women who are pregnant or have certain vaginal conditions can't join.

The goal is to gather thoughts from doctors about using VuSleeve in regular gynecological care, using both numbers and words for data. No special treatment or medical intervention will be given as part of this study.

  • Duration: Participation requires just the scheduled exam or procedure.
  • Participation: No extra visits or treatments are needed.
  • Risks: There are no added risks beyond the typical gynecological exam.
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    Adult Females

NCT07846527

Ceek Women's Health, INC

17 October 2026

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