1. Voluntary Surgical Contraception for Women: Tubal Occlusion
2. Tubal Occlusion: Most Popular Contraceptive Method Globally
3. Types of Tubal Occlusion
4. Tubal Occlusion: Client Issues
5. Tubal Occlusion: Mechanism of Action
6. Tubal Occlusion: Contraceptive Benefits
7. Tubal Occlusion: Noncontraceptive Benefits
8. Tubal Occlusion: Decreased Risk of Ovarian Cancer
9. Tubal Occlusion: Limitations
10. Tubal Occlusion: Long-Term Effectiveness by Age Group
11. Tubal Occlusion: Long-Term Effectiveness by Method
12. How Effective Is Tubal Occlusion?
13. CREST Study: Summary of Results
14. CREST Study: Summary of Results continued
15. Who Can Use Tubal Occlusion
16. Tubal Occlusion: Who May Require Additional Counseling
17. Tubal Occlusion: Conditions Requiring Precautions (WHO Class 3)
18. Tubal Occlusion: Conditions Requiring an Experienced Clinician with Full Backup
19. Complications of Laparoscopic Sterilization
20. Tubal Occlusion: Intra-operative Complications
21. Tubal Occlusion: Immediate Postoperative Complications
22. When to Perform Tubal Occlusion Procedure
23. Tubal Occlusion: Anesthesia
24. Tubal Occlusion: Client Instructions
25. Tubal Occlusion: General Information
26. Warning Signs for Tubal Occlusion Clients
27. Tubal Occlusion: Mobile Programs (Camps)
28. Tubal Occlusion: Common Medical Barriers

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