HSG Cannula Without Lock for Gynecological Use
An HSG cannula without lock, used in hysterosalpingography to deliver contrast into the uterus during gynecological imaging procedures.
This HSG cannula is used in hysterosalpingography, a gynecological imaging procedure that examines the shape of the uterus and the patency of the fallopian tubes, often as part of investigating fertility concerns. The cannula is inserted through the cervix and used to deliver a contrast medium into the uterine cavity, which then flows through the fallopian tubes and can be visualised using x-ray imaging to identify any blockages or structural abnormalities.
This version is supplied without a lock, meaning it does not include a locking or balloon retention mechanism at the tip, differing from lock type HSG cannulae that anchor more firmly in place during the procedure. Because hysterosalpingography requires steady, controlled delivery of contrast media while minimising patient discomfort, the cannula's design focuses on smooth insertion and reliable flow of contrast fluid through its length.
This instrument is used by gynecologists and radiologists performing fertility related imaging work, typically in dedicated gynecology or radiology departments within hospitals and fertility clinics. As a reusable or single use device depending on the specific product, it is handled according to standard infection control practice for instruments used within the uterine cavity.
