AEGEA Medical Completes Enrollment in PACE MX, the Third Study Assessing Long-Term Access to the Uterine Cavity after Endometrial Ablation with Water Vapor
The PACE MX study is the third study of its kind, following the PACE Pilot and PACE II studies.
- The PACE MX study is the third study of its kind, following the PACE Pilot and PACE II studies.
- Furthermore, the PACE studies will evaluate the potential correlation, if any, between ease of long- term access to the uterine cavity and menstrual bleeding status after the water vapor ablation procedure.
- Ease of long-term hysteroscopic uterine cavity access after endometrial ablation is critical to a womans ongoing clinical care.
- A Prospective, Multicenter, Pivotal Trial to Evaluate the Safety and Effectiveness of the AEGEA Vapor Endometrial Ablation System.