Multivariate Assessment of the IUB Intrauterine Device Compared With a T380A IUD
Multivariate Assessment of the IUB Intrauterine Device Compared With a T380A IUD
The novel SCu300A IUB™ (hereafter IUB™) will be evaluated for safety and effectiveness in
 comparison with a market approved standard T shaped IUD containing 380sq.mm. of copper.

 The Primary Endpoints for comparison are based on the objective and subjective parameters.

 The objective parameters are pregnancy rate, perforation, expulsion and mal -position rates,
 changes in the endometrial thickness, rate of complications such as infection and anemia and
 discontinuation rates after 2 years.

 The subjective parameters including Quality of Life (QoL) are: pain during insertion,
 menstrual characteristics and pain, bleeding in correlation to the bleeding pattern prior to
 insertion.

 The Secondary Endpoints are physician opinion (ease of use in insertion and removal) and
 subject satisfaction.
Inclusion criteria:

 -  Adult females aged 18-45

 -  Free and willing to fully comply with treatment process

 -  Healthy women seeking LARC

 -  Married or in a steady relationship (at least 1 year)

 -  Blood hemoglobin >11.5gr/dL

 -  Signed informed consent form

 -  If took COCP at least had one cycle after use of OC

 Exclusion criteria:

 -  Use IUB/IUD as an emergency contraception

 -  A previously placed IUD that has not been removed

 -  Pregnancy or suspicion of pregnancy

 -  Immediately post-abortion or post-partum - unless had at least one free cycle

 -  Use of other contraception method (condom for either male or female, oral
 contraceptives, diaphragms, spermicides, hormonal patches, injections or ring,
 cervical cap)

 -  History of pelvic inflammatory disease, recent or remote.

 -  Postpartum endometritis or postabortal endometritis in the past 3 month

 -  Mucupurulent cervicitis

 -  Endometrial thickness more than 12 mm on insertion date

 -  Known anemia (except thalassemia, sickle cell, chronic anemia)

 -  Severe Mennorrhagia or severe Dysmenorrhea

 -  History of previous IUD complications

 -  Dysfunctional uterine bleeding

 -  Undiagnosed uterine bleeding

 -  Malignancy or suspected malignant disease of female inner or outer genitalia

 -  Distortions of the uterine cavity by uterine fibroids or known anatomical
 abnormalities

 -  Known intolerance or allergy to nitinol or copper and/or copper IUDs - Wilson's
 disease.

 -  Medication that may interfere with the subject's ability to complete the protocol

 -  Use of injectable contraception in the previous year

 -  Any other significant disease or condition that could interfere with the subject's
 ability to complete the protocol

 -  A history of alcohol or drug abuse

 -  Known infection with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), Hepatitis B or Hepatitis C

 -  Pregnancy or pregnancy planned during the year

 -  Enrollment (less than 30 days after completing another study) in or planned to be
 enrolled in another study