MEDLINE MDS6303010 Endometrial Biopsy Cannula Easy Flex Or Hard Flex Instruction Manual
- June 5, 2024
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Instruction Manual
ENDOMETRIAL
BIOPSY CANNULA
EASY FLEX OR HARD FLEX
MDS6303010 Endometrial Biopsy Cannula Easy Flex Or Hard Flex
REF : MDS6303010
REF : MDS6303012
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
Sterile. Single-use only. Discard after using.
(ETO) A sterilized Endometrial Biopsy Cannula is used to obtain a sample from
the uterine mucosal lining. The Endometrial Biopsy Cannula is a 3mm(O.D.)
suction curette and s sterile unless the package is opened or damaged. The
endometrial biopsy cannula is designed for single use only.
PRODUCT NO.
MDS6303010 EasyFlex 3.0
MDS6303012 HardFlex 3.0
CAUTION
Federal (USA) law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a
physician. Do not reuse.
INDICATIONS
The Endometrial Biopsy Cannula is used to obtain a sample of the mucosal lining for histological study in cancerscreening, endometrial dating, or bacterial culturing.
CONTRAINDICATIONS
The procedure is contraindicated in suspected pregnancy or in women with acute
pelvic inflammatory disease. It is also contraindicated in women with chronic
cervical infections or any conditions which contraindicate an outpatient
surgical procedure.
PRECAUTIONS
While sounding the uterus and using this device, care should be taken to avoid
perforation of the uterine wall. Be sure not to depress the piston of the
Endometrial Biopsy Cannula while it is in the uterus.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
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Prepare the vagina and cervix as you would for any sterile intrauterine procedure.
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Expose the cervix using a suitable speculum.
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Gently insert a uterine sound to determine the depth and direction of the uterine cavity necessary to grasp the cervix with a tenaculum. If the uterus is anteverted, then the grasp should be on the anterior lip of the cervix. Apply gentle traction to straighten any cervical curvature.
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After the depth of the cervix has been determined; insert the Endometrial Biopsy Cannula paying close attention to the embossed scale on the Endometrial Biopsy Cannula sleeve. This will provide additional caution against perforation.
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With the piston completely depressed, the Endometrial Biopsy Cannula should be inserted and gently passed through the cervical canal and into the cavity of the uterus. Discontinue any traction applied with a tenaculum.
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With one hand holding the proximal end of the Endometrial Biopsy Cannula and the other hand holding the piston “paddle” rapidly withdraw the piston by pulling back on the “paddle”, creating a vacuum or suction within the Endometrial Biopsy Cannula. The withdrawal motion should be smooth but quick and steady until the piston reaches the end stop built into the Endometrial Biopsy Cannula. Leave the piston in its fully withdrawn position.
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After the piston has been retracted, immediately rotate the Endometrial Biopsy Cannula or roll between the fingers while
moving the Endometrial Biopsy Cannula back and forth and side to side within the uterine cavity. Continue this sweeping motion at least three or four times to obtain an adequate sample. -
The Endometrial Biopsy Cannula should be gently removed from the uterus. Upon examination of the device, you should see a specimen or sample from the uterine mucosal lining. Bleeding is usually minimal if it occurs at all.
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Cut off the tip of the Endometrial Biopsy Cannula just above the sampling point of the device. The sampling point is the small hole at the distal end of the Endometrial Biopsy Cannula.
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Push the piston back into the sleeve of the Endometrial Biopsy Cannula, and the specimen should be easily expelled into an appropriate transfer vial.
WARNING
- In general, any patient with cervical stenosis requires extreme precaution. Do not use force when using this device with these patients. You may use a topical anesthetic prior to the use of the Endometrial Biopsy Cannula.
- Be aware of and look for adverse reactions that are occasionally encountered in any intrauterine procedure.
ADVERSE REACTIONS
- Patients should be carefully watched for evidence of unusual paleness, nausea, vertigo, or weakness. Any cervical manipulation may cause a vasovagal reaction. These symptoms typically subside in about 15 minutes of rest and/or a mild analgesic.
- In some cases, there may be spot bleeding or mild cramps after this procedure has been performed. The patients should be instructed to notify the physician if spotting continues or if a persistent fever develops.
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