Abstract: The invention relates to a tissue receiving bag for use in surgery, especially laparoscopic surgery, wherein the bag comprises at least one tissue receiving opening for receiving tissue and/or an instrument opening, especially a morcellator opening, wherein the bag comprises at least one further opening into the bag, wherein a flexible tube extends from said further opening having a free end comprising an insertion opening for inserting an instrument into the bag, wherein the bag preferably is inflatable.

Abstract: The invention relates to a tissue receiving bag for use in surgery, especially laparoscopic surgery, wherein the bag comprises at least one tissue receiving opening for receiving tissue and/or an instrument opening, especially a morcellator opening, wherein the bag comprises at least one further opening into the bag, wherein a flexible tube extends from said further opening having a free end comprising an insertion opening for inserting an instrument into the bag, wherein the bag preferably is inflatable.

Abstract: The invention relates to a tissue receiving bag (1) for use in surgery, especially laparoscopic surgery, wherein the bag comprises at least one tissue receiving opening (2) for receiving tissue (T) and/or an instrument opening (3), especially a morcellator opening, wherein the bag comprises at least one further opening (4) into the bag, wherein a flexible tube (5) extends from said further opening having a free end (6) comprising an insertion opening (7) for inserting an instrument (8) into the bag, wherein the bag preferably is inflatable.

Abstract: A uterine manipulator comprising a mobilization rod comprising a central tubular body connected in an articulated manner at one end to a first control grip and at the other end to a screw and means for transmitting commands from said first control grip to said screw and a complementary unit comprising a sleeve suitable for being associated coaxially and slidingly with said central tubular body of said mobilization rod, for guiding its movement, wherein the complementary unit has a sectioning device positioned at a distal end of the sleeve, which sectioning device is selected from the group comprising a knife-blade and an ultrasonic cutter.