The Swemed Sense follicle aspiration needle causes less pain and bleeding than a conventional needle when used for oocyte aspiration, according to a multicentre study conducted in Sweden.
The study examined how much pain women experienced in an oocyte aspiration during IVF treatment using each needle.
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It found that the Swemed Sense’s thinner tip reduces bleeding and pain without compromising oocyte retrieval time or the number of undamaged oocytes.
Results were presented at the annual meeting of ESHRE, the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology, in Rome.
The Swemed Sense was developed by Vitrolife.
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