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CERVICAL CAP FOR CONTRACEPTIVE USE

Known as: CAP, CERVICAL, CONTRACEPTIVE, Cervical cap, Contraceptive Cap 
A medical device with a small rubber cap that fits over the cervix to block sperm from entering the cervical os.
National Institutes of Health

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1995
1995
Does intrauterine insemination offer an advantage to cervical cap insemination in a donor insemination program?
1991
1991
New female intravaginal barrier contraceptive device. Preliminary clinical trial.
1989
1989
Effectiveness of the Cavity-Rim Cervical Cap: Results of a Large Clinical Study
From 1981-1988, 3433 women were fitted with a cavity-rim cervical cap in a Food and Drug Administration-approved study. The… 
1986
1986
Clinical experience with topical tretinoin in the treatment of cervical dysplasia.
1986
1986
The cervical cap as a barrier contraceptive.
1984
1984
Use effectiveness of the Prentif cervical cap in private practice: a prospective study.
Review
1983
Review
1983
Abortion and contraception in Poland.
The abortion law in Poland is among the most liberal in the world. Poland is also a predominantly Roman Catholic country with a… 
1982
1982
The Prentif contraceptive cervical cap: acceptability aspects and their implications for future cap design.
1961
1961
Spermicidal effectiveness of chemical contraceptives used with the firm cervical cap.
1953
1953
The effectiveness of the cervical cap as a contraceptive method.
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