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ExEm Foam Kit
Tubal Patency Test

Reduce your backlog of tubal patency tests with a procedure that is simple, safe, effective and proven

FEATURES
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EXEM FOAM KIT FOR HYFOSY

The HyFoSy procedure uses ExEm foam to provide clear images under ultrasound in a clinic setting
The ExEm Foam Kit comprises hydroxyethylcellulose, glycerol and purified water which when mixed creates a highly echogenic foam

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a clear advantage for tubal patency testing
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REDUCE WAITING TIMES
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SAFE, SIMPLE & PROVEN
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SETUP SUPPORT
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routinely performed

Over 70,000 procedures performed in the UK and Ireland and over 550,000 worldwide

Reduced patient discomfort

Lower VAS pain scores when compared with HSG

Safe to use

No reported adverse side effects
Eliminates unnecessary exposure to ionising radiation – IR(ME)R

Lower cost

Reduced procedure cost when compared with HSG and potentially fewer clinic visits

NICE approved and high concordance with HSG

HyCoSy (HyFoSy) should be considered as an effective alternative to hysterosalpingography

Therapeutic effect

Similar spontaneous pregnancy rates following HyFoSy tubal patency test to HSG
Non oil-based contrast eliminates potential associated risks

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EXEM FOAM KIT
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A CLEAR ADVANTAGE
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USER INSTRUCTIONS
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EXEM FOAM KIT
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A CLEAR ADVANTAGE
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USER INSTRUCTIONS
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IR(ME)R HEALTH & SAFETY REGULATION
NICE GUIDELINES
IR(ME)R HEALTH & SAFETY REGULATION
Justification of Individual Medical Exposures Section 11
‘No person shall carry out a medical exposure unless it has been justified by the practitioner as showing a sufficient net benefit giving appropriate weight to the efficacy, benefits and risk of available alternative techniques having the same objective but involving no or less exposure to ionising radiation.’
NICE GUIDELINES
Fertility problems: assessment and treatment
Clinical guideline [CG156]
September 2017
'Screening for tubal occlusion using hysterosalpingo-contrast-ultrasonography should be considered because it is an effective alternative to hysterosalpingography.’
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REFERENCES
1 Tanaka K 2017
2 Exacoustos C 2015
3 Dreyer K 2014
4 Saunders RD 2011
5 Emanual MH 2011
6 Exalto N 2014
7 Mekaru K 2008
8 Miyamoto Y 1995
9 Dreyer K 2015
10 Van Schoubroeck D 2012