Intrauterine Vacuum-Induced Tamponade Device

Intrauterine Vacuum-Induced Tamponade Device is a device introduced vaginally into the uterus and attached to a vacuum system, to mimic the natural contraction of the uterus after delivery for the purpose of controlling bleeding when the patient is experiencing excessive post-delivery/post-partum bleeding.

Benefits:

• Fast Bleeding Control: Achieves hemorrhage control in minutes.
• Avoid Surgery: Preserves the uterus, reducing the need for invasive procedures.
• Patient-Focused Care: Minimizes trauma and supports faster recovery.
• Easy to Adopt: No minimum compliance levels—fits into existing workflows effortlessly.