Sikov et al., 1976 - Google Patents
Studies of duplex (Copper-coated) wires for use in intrauterine devicesSikov et al., 1976
- Document ID
- 8517922094673582732
- Author
- Sikov M
- Divine J
- Hackett P
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- Contraception
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The observation that copper wires wound onto intrauterine devices occasionally fragment after prolonged in vivo use led us to develop and study duplex wires. These duplex wires provide an exposed active surface of copper plated onto an inert inner core to maintain …
- 239000010949 copper 0 title abstract description 58
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