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Ultrasound detection of the Essure permanent birth control device: A case series

Background:  The current recommendation to check the position of the Essure permanent birth control (PBC) micro‐insert device after its insertion is by abdominal X‐ray 3 months after insertion. We propose that ultrasound imaging is more suited for this purpose and gives reassurance much earlier. The sonographic appearance of the micro‐inserts and the reliability of this modality in localising the devices is described in the present study.