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VACUUM EXTRACTOR obstetrical (Kiwi OmniCup), manual s.u.

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VACUUM EXTRACTOR obstetrical (Kiwi OmniCup), manual s.u.

Definition

An assembly of hand-operated devices designed to facilitate the delivery of a foetus during vaginal childbirth by enabling traction to be applied to the foetal head by means of a suction cup that is attached to the scalp. It consists of a cup with a soft inner liner to prevent tissue damage, a hand-operated pump, and a handle used to apply traction. It is typically used for dystocia, uterine inertia, maternal exhaustion, maternal/foetal distress. This is a single-use device.

Specifications

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Technical specifications

PalmPump

  • simple hand vacuum pump
  • thumb or finger activated vacuum release valve
  • accurate vacuum indicator.

The Kiwi OmniCup

  • a Malmstrom-style cup = rigid type with a firm flattened mushroom-shaped cup and circular ridge around the cup rim
  • universal cup for all presentations
  • low profile: 50mm Ø x 20mm
  • with a handle grip for easy insertion = assists with proper placement in fetal malpresentations
  • flexible stem (length 15 cm) enables the cup to be placed over the flexion point no matter the position of the fetal head

Sterile, for single use

Instructions for use

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Precautions for Use

If traction is misdirected or too forceful, vacuum may be broken. Before replacing cup, examine fetal scalp for trauma and re-assess presentation and position.

As with forceps procedures, there should be a willingness to abandon attempts at vacuum delivery if satisfactory progress is not made.

MSF requirements

The disposable device replaces the reusable one as there were several quality problems notified.

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