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Abstractbook der 8. FIAPAC-Konferenz 2008 in Berlin
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» Second Trimester and More
» Pain and Risk Management
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» Ethical Debate
» Outcomes of Abortions
» Health Care Professionals
» Contraception
» Statistics
» Historical Aspects
Deutsche Downloads
Erfahrungen der Fachkräfte beim Schwangerschaftsabbruch: Was brauchen Ärztinnen und Ärzte für den Schwangerschaftsabbruch? (PDF Berlin 2008)
André Seidenberg (Switzerland)
Grundlagen des medikamentösen Abbruchs mit besonderer Berücksichtigung der 7. - 9. Woche (PDF Berlin 2008)
Johannes Bitzer (Schweiz)
Medikamentöser Abbruch in Praxen und Kliniken (PDF Berlin 2008)
Gabriele Halder (Deutschland)
Cytotec-Einnahme zuhause? (PDF Berlin 2008) Misoprostol
Christiane Tennhardt (Deutschland)
Legal Aspects
Abortion Law of each Nation State (PDF 2010) a worldwide overview
Sam Rowlands (UK)
How to change restrictive laws: the portuguese experience (PDF Berlin 2008)
Duarte Vilar (Portugal)
Society’s responsibility to provide a legal setting (PDF Berlin 2008)
Christian Fiala (Austria)
Successful Strategies to Decriminalize Abortion: Mexico City Case Study (PDF Berlin 2008)
Maía Luisa Sánchez-Fuentes (Mexico)
Different Strategies to Legalize Abortion: The Swiss Example (PDF Berlin 2008)
Anne-Marie Rey (Switzerland)
Overview of current laws in Europe (PDF Berlin 2008) concerning second trimester abortion
Hans-Georg Koch (Germany)
Consequences of the laws for women and political challenges in Europe (PDF Berlin 2008) concerning second trimester abortion
Marge Berer (UK)
Spain: Legal actions against health care professionals (PDF Berlin 2008)
Eva Rodriguez (Spain)
Who is afraid of a woman’s right to self-determination? (PDF Rome 2006)
M. Vekemans IPPF
Why abortion is performed in Spain until 26 weeks (PDF Rome 2006)
M. Vidot (Spain)
Women’s right for induced abortion within the EU (PDF Rome 2006)
K. Lindahl (Sweden)
Are the laws patient centred? (PDF Rome 2006)
C. Fiala (Austria)
Abortion as a human right: recent international human rights body decisions (PDF Rome 2006)
C. Zampas, US
Unsafe or Safe Abortions
Myths (PDF, ESC The Hague 2010)
Sam Rowlands (UK)
Access to safe legal abortion in developing countries (PDF Berlin 2008)
Monica Roa (Columbia)
Society’s responsibility to provide safe abortion care (PDF Berlin 2008)
Ann Furedi (UK)
Society’s responsibility to provide a legal setting (PDF Berlin 2008)
Christian Fiala (Austria)
What happens if society opts out? (PDF Berlin 2008)
Vicki Saporta, (USA)
Reducing Serious Infection Following Medical Abortion (PDF Berlin 2008)
Steve Lichtenberg (US)
From abortion to contraception (PDF Rome 2006)
G. Benagiano (Italy)
Voices from countries with illegal abortion (PDF Rome 2006)
N. Behan (Ireland)
Initiatives Politics and Society
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An area-based study in central Italy (PDF Berlin 2008)
Sara Farchi (Italy)
Society’s responsibility to provide safe abortion care (PDF Berlin 2008)
Ann Furedi (UK)
Society’s responsibility to provide a legal setting (PDF Berlin 2008)
Christian Fiala (Austria)
What happens if society opts out? (PDF Berlin 2008)
Vicki Saporta, (USA)
Spain: Legal actions against health care professionals (PDF Berlin 2008)
Eva Rodriguez (Spain)
Eastern Europe: Turning back the wheel? (PDF Berlin 2008)
Rodica Comendant (Moldavia)
Developing a strategic approach to the threat to women’s health (PDF Berlin 2008)
Ann Furedi (UK)
Economic discrepancies for contraception in Europe (PDF Berlin 2008)
Ines Thonke (Germany)
Who is afraid of a woman’s right to self-determination? (PDF Rome 2006)
M. Vekemans IPPF
Medical Abortion
Reducing Serious Infection Following Medical Abortion (PDF Berlin 2008)
Steve Lichtenberg (US)
Perception of pain during misoprostol-induced medical abortion (PDF Berlin 2008)
Satu Suhonen (Finland)
IUD after medical abortion: Should it remain underused? (PDF Berlin 2008)
Pascale Roblin (France)
Outpatient use of mifepristone and misoprostol before and after 8 weeks gestation (PDF Berlin 2008)
Marisa Moreira (Portugal)
Abortion care over the Internet: New options for women (PDF Berlin 2008)
Gunilla Kleiverda (Netherlands)
Different routes of administration (PDF Rome 2006) Misoprostol
O. Tang China
Misoprostol – a life saving drug (PDF Rome 2006)
A. Faundes Brazil
Medical abortion in the private practice, the French compromise (PDF Rome 2006)
S. Eyrauld F
How to verify success: hCG or ultrasound? (PDF Rome 2006)
C. Fiala A
Meta analysis of mifepristone 200mg vs 600mg (PDF Rome 2006)
M. Lièvre F
Access to medical abortion (PDF Rome 2006)
M Berer UK
Infection related mortality following medical abortion in North America (PDF Rome 2006)
M. Fjerstadt US
Grundlagen des medikamentösen Abbruchs mit besonderer Berücksichtigung der 7. - 9. Woche (PDF Berlin 2008)
Johannes Bitzer (Schweiz)
Medikamentöser Abbruch in Praxen und Kliniken (PDF Berlin 2008)
Gabriele Halder (Deutschland)
Cytotec-Einnahme zuhause? (PDF Berlin 2008) Misoprostol
Christiane Tennhardt (Deutschland)
Surgical Abortion
Cervical Priming before First Trimester Surgical Abortion (PDF ESC The Hague 2010)
Raymonde Moullier (France)
Surgical methods: Advantages and disadvantages (PDF Berlin 2008)
Josep Carbonell (Spain)
Reducing Serious Infection Following Medical Abortion (PDF Berlin 2008)
Steve Lichtenberg (US)
Anatomy and clinical aspects (PDF Berlin 2008) local anaesthesia
André Seidenberg (Switzerland)
Presenting a recent review (PDF Berlin 2008) local anaesthesia
Nathalie Ambassa (France)
Why is local anaesthesia done so rarely? (PDF Rome 2006)
S. Searle UK
First trimester surgical abortion under local anaesthesia (PDF Rome 2006)
R. Moullier F
Quelle anaesthésie: locale, générale ? et dans quels locaux ? (PDF Berlin 2008)
A. Veroustrate (Belgique)
La dilatation du col : systématique ou pas ? (PDF Berlin 2008)
Carbonell (Espagne)
La dilatation du col : quel médicament ? (PDF Berlin 2008)
Ana Campos (Portugal)
Second Trimester and More
Surgical methods: Advantages and disadvantages (PDF Berlin 2008)
Josep Carbonell (Spain)
Overview of current laws in Europe (PDF Berlin 2008)
Hans-Georg Koch (Germany)
Consequences of the laws for women and political challenges in Europe (PDF Berlin 2008)
Marge Berer (UK)
Pain and Risk Management
Pain management during first trimester abortion (PDF ESC The Hague 2010)
Elisabeth Aubény France
Pain management in abortion (PDF Rome 2006)
E. Wiebe Canada
First trimester surgical abortion under local anaesthesia (PDF Rome 2006)
R. Moullier F
Pain management in abortion (PDF Rome 2006)
E. Wiebe Canada
Preventing infection in abortion care (PDF Rome 2006)
J. Gupta UK
Infection related mortality following medical abortion in North America (PDF Rome 2006)
M. Fjerstadt US
Reducing Serious Infection Following Medical Abortion (PDF Berlin 2008)
Steve Lichtenberg (US)
Counselling
What happens when counselling is no longer obligatory? An example from France (PDF Berlin 2008)
Sophie Eyraud (France)
No compulsory counselling: The advantages for women (PDF Berlin 2008)
Margot Schaschl (Austria)
Ethical Debate
Eastern Europe: Turning back the wheel? (PDF Berlin 2008)
Rodica Comendant (Moldavia)
"Should women feel pain?" (PDF Rome 2006)
C. Birman F
The impact of religion on the frequency of abortion (PDF Rome 2006)
S. Henshaw US
Outcomes of Abortions
Myths (PDF, ESC The Hague 2010)
Sam Rowlands (UK)
Physiological and reproductive outcomes (PDF Berlin 2008)
Michel Tournaire (France)
Outcomes for women based on psychological background (PDF Berlin 2008)
Sharon Cameron (Scotland)
Consequences of unwanted childbirth: Outcomes for women and unwanted children (PDF Berlin 2008)
Catherine Bonnet (France)
Psychological impacts on men (PDF Berlin 2008)
Ann Lalos (Sweden)
Health Care Professionals
Experiences of health care professionals (German PDF Berlin 2008)
André Seidenberg (Switzerland)
Needs of health care professionals (PDF Berlin 2008)
Marijke Alblas (Southafrika)
Should gynaecologists be obliged to perform abortions? (PDF Berlin 2008)
Marc Bygdeman (Sweden)
Risk management in abortion care (PDF Berlin 2008)
Sam Rowlands (Großbritannien)
Why abortion is performed in Spain until 26 weeks (PDF Rome 2006)
M. Vidot Sp
Contraception
Methods – What’s new? (PDF Berlin 2008) Emergency contraception
Linan Cheng (China)
Is there a reduction in abortion rates (PDF Berlin 2008) Emergency contraception
Sharon Cameron (Scotland)
Experiences with over-the-counter access (PDF Berlin 2008) Emergency contraception
Ulla Ollendorff (Norway)
Experiences with prescription-only access (PDF Berlin 2008) Emergency contraception
Ines Thonke (Germany)
Attitudes of women, media and society towards contraception: Are we making progress? (PDF Berlin 2008)
Mirella Parachini (Italy)
Contraception and sexuality: Effects on pleasure, spontaneity, and frequency (PDF Berlin 2008)
Johannes Bitzer (Switzerland)
Economic discrepancies for contraception in Europe (PDF Berlin 2008)
Ines Thonke (Germany)
Long cycle combined hormonal contraception (PDF Berlin 2008)
Gabriele Merki (Switzerland)
IUD after medical abortion: Should it remain underused? (PDF Berlin 2008)
Pascale Roblin (France)
From abortion to contraception (PDF Rome 2006)
G. Benagiano I
Statistics
Infection related mortality following medical abortion in North America (PDF Rome 2006)
M. Fjerstadt US
Historical Aspects
Eastern Europe: Turning back the wheel? (PDF Berlin 2008)
Rodica Comendant (Moldavia)
From abortion to contraception (PDF Rome 2006)
G. Benagiano I
