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This is not meant to be a promotion or advertisement in any way, nor an academic study. Please remove this post if it violates community rules. My goal is to learn more about the patient perspective and how physicians can improve the overall experience for future patients

I’m an IR in training and hoping to eventually build a practice focused on men’s and women’s health including PAE

For those of you who have had a PAE done what are some things your IR doc did that made your experience particularly positive? On the other hand what made the experience frustrating or negative? I’m also curious how most of you initially heard about the procedure. Was it through a urology referral, online research/social media, another patient/friend, other?

This is not meant to be a promotion or advertisement in any way, nor an academic study. Please remove this post if it violates community rules. My goal is to learn more about the patient perspective and how physicians can improve the overall experience for future patients

I’m an IR in training and hoping to eventually build a practice focused on men’s and women’s health including UFE/UAE.

For those of you who have had a UFE done what are some things your IR doc did that made your experience particularly positive? On the other hand what made the experience frustrating or negative? I’m also curious how most of you initially heard about the procedure. Was it through an OB/GYN referral, online research/social media, another patient/friend, other?