UTERINE CANNULA

UTERINE CANNULA Specification

Instruments Type
Gynecological Instrument

Function
Introduction of fluids or instruments into uterus

Storage Instructions
Store in a sterilized, dry environment

Usage Type
Medical, Hospital, Clinic

Features
Smooth rounded tip, rust-proof, reusable, easy to clean

Shelf Life
5 years (with proper sterilization and maintenance)

Equipment Type
Uterine Cannula

Material
Medical Grade Stainless Steel

Condition
New

Technology
Manual

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
Silent

Operating Type
Handheld

Use
Gynecological Procedures

Dimension (L*W*H)
Varies by model, commonly 15-25 cm length

Weight
Approx. 10-30 grams

Color
Silver

Size Availability
Various French sizes

End Type
Open-ended or closed-ended as per model

Sterilization
Autoclavable

Tip Type
Rounded, atraumatic

Compatibility
Compatible with syringes

Latex Free
Yes

About UTERINE CANNULA

Uterine cannula

A uterine cannula is a medical instrument used in gynecological procedures for uterine manipulation, insufflation, and aspiration/injection. It is designed to access the uterine cavity and perform various tasks, such as:

Insufflating gas into the uterus to relieve tubal obstruction or facilitate laparoscopic surgery
Instilling a colored dye to assess for perforation of the uterus
Aspirating or injecting fluids, such as sperm or embryos, into the uterine cavity

TYPES OF UTERINE CANNULAE

Cohen Uterine Cannula: Features an ergonomic design with a variable working end size and a bent shank for easy access through the cervix. It is used for pumping gas into the uterus and insufflating it.
Kahn Uterine Trigger Cannula: Used with a uterine tenaculum in uterine manipulation procedures, it features a thin, hollow tube for instillation of a dye to assess for perforation of the uterus.
Jarcho Self-Retaining Cannula: Designed for uterine manipulation procedures, it has a slightly angled tip with a rubber acorn tip to plug the external os opening of the cervix.
Intra-Uterine Insemination Cannula: Used for introducing washed and prepared sperm or embryos into the uterine cavity during assisted reproduction procedures.

Precision and Safety in Gynecological Procedures

Crafted with an atraumatic, rounded tip, the uterine cannula prioritizes patient safety and comfort. Its stainless steel construction ensures easy cleaning and resistance to rust, making it a reliable, reusable instrument for introducing fluids or instruments during gynecological procedures. Available in different sizes, clinicians can select the most appropriate cannula for individual patient or procedure requirements.

Versatile Design and Compatibility

The cannula is compatible with syringes and available in both open-ended and closed-ended models, allowing medical professionals to adapt its use according to specific procedural needs. Its handheld design and lightweight structure make it extremely portable and suitable for real-time, silent operation in various clinical environments.

FAQ's of UTERINE CANNULA:

Q: How is the uterine cannula used in gynecological procedures?

A: The uterine cannula is used to introduce fluids or medical instruments into the uterus during gynecological procedures, such as diagnostic evaluations or therapeutic interventions. Its rounded, atraumatic tip helps minimize discomfort and risk of injury for patients.

Q: What sizes are available for the uterine cannula, and how do I select the appropriate one?

A: The cannula comes in various French sizes, ranging in length from approximately 15 to 25 centimeters. Selection depends on the specific procedure and patient requirements; medical practitioners choose the suitable size for optimal efficacy and safety.

Q: When should the uterine cannula be sterilized, and what method is recommended?

A: The cannula should be sterilized before and after each use. Autoclaving is recommended for effective sterilization, ensuring the instrument remains free from contaminants and safe for repeated use over its five-year shelf life.

Q: Where can the uterine cannula be used, and who typically provides it?

A: This cannula is designed for use in hospitals, clinics, and medical centers, primarily by gynecologists and surgical teams. It is available through suppliers, traders, and wholesalers in India specializing in gynecological instruments.

Q: What are the main benefits of using a latex-free, medical-grade stainless steel uterine cannula?

A: Benefits include durability, rust resistance, ease of cleaning, hypoallergenicity, and reduced risk of adverse reactions, making the instrument safer and more reliable for both practitioners and patients.

Q: How does the open-ended or closed-ended tip affect the uterine cannula's function?

A: Open-ended tips allow direct passage of fluids or instruments, while closed-ended models offer more controlled fluid delivery. The choice depends on the specific procedural requirement and intended use.