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. 2016 May 12;7(25):37755–37761. doi: 10.18632/oncotarget.9318

Table 3. Details of the anti-stenosis tools, cervical stenosis and the Vancouver Scar Scale (VSS) score in patients with cervical stenosis.

No. Anti-stenosis tools Cervical stenosis VSS score
Tools Duration time Grade Occurrence time
1 IUD 14 months Severe Within one month after the tail of the IUD dropped 10
2 IUD 12 months Severe Within one month after removal of the IUD 10
3 IUD 1 week Severe Within one month after surgery 9
4 None / Severe Within one month after surgery 9
5 IUD 6 months Severe Within one month after removal of the IUD 8
6 IUD 6 months Severe Within one month after removal of the IUD 8
7 IUD 17 months Severe Within one month after removal of the IUD 7
8 IUD 9 months Severe Within one month after removal of the IUD 6
9 IUD 3 months Severe Within one month after surgery 1
10 Catheter 10 days Mild One year after surgery 9
11 Catheter 1 month Mild One year after surgery 8
12 IUD 3 months Mild Within one month after removal of the IUD 7
13 None / Mild Half a year after surgery 7
14 None / Mild Half a year after surgery 5
15 IUD 1 month Mild Half a year after surgery 1

IUD: intrauterine device; Severe: severe stenosis, completely obstructed of the cervical os; Mild, mild stenosis: stenosis but not atresia.