Intrauterine cannula, reusable

An intrauterine cannula is a reusable plastic tube inserted into the uterus to remove fluid or tissue via suction. Clinically, it’s used for incomplete abortion management, first-trimester abortions, or menstrual regulation, and may also aid in endometrial biopsy procedures.

These devices are typically regulated as reusable medical instruments, requiring adherence to sterilization and disinfection protocols. They are supplied sterile for clinical use and may fall under specific classification rules depending on jurisdiction, though exact regulatory class varies by device and market.