63 devices · GMDN 46870
An intrauterine scoop is a hand-held surgical instrument designed for use in gynaecological procedures to remove tissue from the uterine lining. It features a long, rigid shaft with a spoon-shaped, sharp-edged distal end that allows clinicians to access and scrape the endometrium during diagnostic or therapeutic interventions.
This device is reusable and constructed from high-grade stainless steel, with variations in the size and shape of the scoop to suit different clinical needs. As a manual, non-powered instrument, it is supplied as a reusable tool and is subject to general regulatory requirements for reusable surgical devices, including cleaning, sterilization, and reuse validation according to applicable standards.
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