IUCD Hook Surgical Instrument

A: An IUCD Hook Surgical Instrument is a medical tool used to remove intrauterine contraceptive devices (IUCDs) from the uterus. It is a specialised device that is frequently used in outpatient procedures.

A: The IUCD Hook Surgical Instrument features a long shaft for deep access, an ergonomic design for superior control, a blunt tip to prevent cutting injuries to the uterus and surrounding tissue, a fine handle to grasp the IUD with ease, a long handle for deep access into the uterus, and a streamlined design that is lightweight. It is made of premium grade stainless steel with a satin finish to prevent glare. Additionally, the instrument can be sterilised and reused.

A: The IUCD Hook Surgical Instrument hooks onto the intrauterine pessary and easily removes it from the uterus. The hook is inserted into the uterus through the cervix and carefully maneuvered around the IUCD. Once the hook is securely in place, the device is gently pulled out of the uterus.

A: Yes, the IUCD Hook Surgical Instrument is safe to use when used by a trained medical professional. The instrument is designed to minimise the risk of injury and to make the removal of an IUCD as easy and safe as possible.

A: The IUCD Hook Surgical Instrument can be sterilised using a variety of methods, including autoclaving, ethylene oxide gas sterilisation, or hydrogen peroxide gas plasma sterilisation. It is important to follow the manufacturer's instructions for sterilisation and to ensure that the instrument is properly cleaned and disinfected before each use.