Abstract: A method of treating an ectopic pregnancy without compromising the pregnancy includes inserting a surgical device trans-vaginally to a position outside a uterus such that a portion of the surgical device is positioned adjacent a gestational sac, including an embryo, that is disposed outside the uterus. The method further includes atraumatically capturing the gestational sac with the surgical device, atraumatically moving the surgical device to relocate the captured gestational sac to a position within the uterus, atraumatically releasing the gestational sac from the surgical device within the uterus, and withdrawing the surgical device.

Abstract: A fallopian tube access system includes an outer tube assembly including an outer tube and a sleeve extending distally from the outer tube, and an inner tube assembly including an inner tube and an expander extending distally from the inner tube. The inner tube assembly is positioned within the outer tube assembly such that the expander is located within the sleeve in a compressed state. The outer tube assembly is movable relative to the inner tube assembly to expose the expander and transition the expander from the compressed state to an expanded state.

Abstract: A method of treating an ectopic pregnancy without compromising the pregnancy includes inserting a surgical device trans-vaginally to a position outside a uterus such that a portion of the surgical device is positioned adjacent a gestational sac, including an embryo, that is disposed outside the uterus. The method further includes atraumatically capturing the gestational sac with the surgical device, atraumatically moving the surgical device to relocate the captured gestational sac to a position within the uterus, atraumatically releasing the gestational sac from the surgical device within the uterus, and withdrawing the surgical device.