Abstract: The present disclosure is related to IUD insertion device for inserting an IUD into the cervix of a female patient.

Abstract: A self-removal device for intrauterine device (IUD) extraction is described that includes a housing having a proximal handle and a distal aperture, and a grasper mechanism with stationary and movable elements for engaging and securing IUD threads, wherein the grasper is actuated by a lever positioned at the housing. Systems are also described comprising the device and ancillary components such as locking elements, grips, linkage assemblies, as well as kit embodiments that may include visualization aids, light sources, forceps, measuring tools, and instructions for use. A patient using the device, with or without assistance, can independently or semi-independently remove an IUD using the device and system in non-clinical settings, optionally with remote digital guidance or confirmation.

Abstract: The present disclosure is related to IUD insertion device for inserting an IUD into the cervix of a female patient.

Abstract: Lower genital tract access devices, methods, systems and kits Disclosed are devices, methods, systems and kits for obtaining biological tissue samples. Also disclosed are hysteroscopy or colposcopy devices that eliminate the need for a separate speculum and that improves patient comfort.

Abstract: Single-handed IUD insertion devices, methods and kits are disclosed. The single-handed IUD insertion devices have a plurality of flexing detent arms to control axial movement of the 641 elongated guide and string control slider during use.

Abstract: Single-handed IUD insertion devices, methods and kits are disclosed. The single-handed IUD insertion devices have a plurality of flexing detent arms to control axial movement of the 641 elongated guide and string control slider during use.

Abstract: Systems, methods and kits for self-insertion and self-removal of an IUD device. Devices include a handle.

Abstract: The present disclosure is related to IUD insertion device for inserting an IUD into the cervix of a female patient.

Abstract: The present disclosure is related to kits for using an intrauterine system (insertion device) including an intrauterine device (IUD), an insertion device or applicator for inserting the IUD into the cervix of a female patient.

Abstract: Disclosed are devices for removing an intrauterine device (IUD). The devices are configured and operable to optimize self-removal of an IUD by a patient or removal in a non-clinical setting.

Abstract: A core collector is shaped as a crescent in cross-section and has lateral sides formed into axially extending rows of axially spaced teeth. The arc angle of the crescent shape is sufficient to keep the core collector radially centered in a cannula by having the crescent's lateral sides bear against the inside of the cannula. The set of a core collector and cannula can be used in a known biopsy system to replace the known cannula and core collector of can be used in a new core biopsy instrument.

Abstract: An injection devices and methods of use are disclosed. The injection devices can be single use disposable injection devices. The injection devices can be pre-loaded with a medicament or be configured to receive a fluid delivery assembly within an aperture. The injection devices are also configurable to communicate with an electronic device and/or a central location.

Abstract: Systems, methods and kits for self-insertion and self-removal of an IUD device.

Abstract: Single-handed IUD insertion devices, methods and kits are disclosed. The single-handed IUD insertion devices have a plurality of flexing detent arms to control axial movement of the 641 elongated guide and string control slider during use.

Abstract: Single-handed IUD insertion devices, methods and kits are disclosed. The single-handed IUD insertion devices have a plurality of flexing detent arms to control axial movement of the 641 elongated guide and string control slider during use.

Abstract: Disclosed are devices and methods for loading an intrauterine device (IUD) with a thread or suture engaged therewith into an insertion device. The devices and methods are suitable for use with an automated knot tying system.

Abstract: The present disclosure is related to kits for using an intrauterine system (insertion device) including an intrauterine device (IUD), an insertion device or applicator for inserting the IUD into the cervix of a female patient.

Abstract: The present disclosure is related to methods of using an intrauterine system (insertion device) including an intrauterine device (IUD), an insertion device or applicator for inserting the IUD into the cervix of a female patient, methods related to the insertion procedure, and methods of manufacture for the insertion device.

Abstract: A core collector is shaped as a crescent in cross-section and has lateral sides formed into axially extending rows of axially spaced teeth. The arc angle of the crescent shape is sufficient to keep the core collector radially centered in a cannula by having the crescent's lateral sides bear against the inside of the cannula. The set of a core collector and cannula can be used in a known biopsy system to replace the known cannula and core collector of can be used in a new core biopsy instrument.

Abstract: An injection devices and methods of use are disclosed. The injection devices can be single use disposable injection devices. The injection devices can be pre-loaded with a medicament or be configured to receive a fluid delivery assembly within an aperture. The injection devices are also configurable to communicate with an electronic device and/or a central location.