Bibi Zeyah Fatemah Sairally, Lucy Davies, Paul P Smith, Siobhan O'Connor, Charlotte Yates, T Justin Clark
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Uptake of virtual reality in outpatient hysteroscopy: a prospective observational study.
This prospective cohort study evaluated virtual reality (VR) use during outpatient hysteroscopy in a UK tertiary hospital (Nov 2022-Apr 2023). Of 105 eligible women, 38 (36.2%) used VR; most who declined preferred to remain undistracted. Mean pain score was 5.5, slightly lower than the expected 5.7. Mild side effects included dizziness and claustrophobia. Nearly all users (94.7%) would recommend VR, and all rated it "acceptable" or "very acceptable." While VR may improve patient experience, limited uptake highlights the importance of tailoring pain management to individual preferences.
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