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Test-retest reliability of an instrumented speculum for measuring vaginal closure force No conflict of interest reported by the author (s). Work performed at the …

Miller et al., 2007

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9701441283080251127
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Miller J
Ashton-Miller J
Perruchini D
DeLancey J
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Aims: The study aimed to: a) determine reliability of an instrumented speculum designed for measuring intravaginal closure pressure, and b) compare findings with a comparable device reported in the literature. The goal of these new devices is to reduce subjectivity, improve …
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