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The conventional induced abortion is performed by scraping the uterus using a curette to clean the entire uterine cavity, which results in relatively greater damage and is prone to complications such as endometrial ectopic implantation, uterine perforation, intrauterine infection, and infertility. Minimally invasive induced abortion refers to a surgical abortion procedure that terminates pregnancy within the first 10 weeks using artificial methods combined with intravenous anesthesia. It is also a compensatory measure for women who experience contraceptive failure. Minimally invasive painless induced abortion is similar to artificial abortion in terms of indications and surgical methods, but it incorporates a new type of safe and effective intravenous injection during the procedure. Approximately 30 seconds after the injection, the pregnant woman enters a state of sleep, and within about 3 minutes, the doctor can complete the surgery without the woman being aware of it.