Reproductive healthcare presents uniquely complex and sensitive health issues, and managing miscarriage and retained products of conception (RPOC) requires effective and efficient treatment.

Treatment with direct visualization should be the norm, and developments within intrauterine shavers has paved the way for effective treatment. 

This model features both endothelial and trophoblastic pathologies within the cavity, which can be treated with intrauterine shavers, bipolar devices and basic instrumentation. 

This module allows the user to approach an RPOC with both endothelial and trophoblastic pathology to treat with TRS or Bipolar devices. 

Uterine adhesions are scar tissue that often bind the anterior and posterior walls of the uterine cavity together. When these are present, it is comminly due to previous uterine trauma or surgery. 

These adhesions have a huge impact on fertility and are treated surgically using hysteroscopy. 

In this dry lab module, you will use hysteroscopic scissors and forceps to dissect the adhesion and return the cavity to its normal shape and anatomy. 

You can also practice your camera holding skills here with the anatomically correct uterus. The vaginal canal and uterine cavity is distended to simulate the presence of fluid management. 
The uterus model is reusable.

This module allows the user to complete a Hysteroscopic Adhesiolysis using Hysteroscopic scissors in a dry lab environment. 

Uterine Polyps grow from the endometrium of the uterus wall, and protrude into the uterine cavity. Although these can be symptomless, they can also cause pain, irregular bleeding, cause infertility and can be cancerous. 

In this dry lab module, you will use hysteroscopic scissors and biopsy forceps to hone the basic skills of operative hysteroscopy. 

This is also an ideal environment to practice your hysteroscope handling skills, with an anatomically correct uterus. The vaginal canal and uterine cavity is distended to simulate the presence of fluid management.

The uterus model is reusable.

Uterine Polyps grow from the endometrium of the uterus wall, and protrude into the uterine cavity. Although these can be symptomless, they can also cause pain, irregular bleeding, cause infertility and can be cancerous. 

In the wet lab lab module, you can use whichever instrumentation you are familiar with, from basic scissors and forceps to intrauterine shavers and bipolar devices. 

This is also an ideal environment to practice your hysteroscope handling skills, with an anatomically correct uterus. The vaginal canal and uterine cavity is fully sealed to allow use of fluid management. 

Each model houses between 10 and 12 polyps.

This module allows the surgeon to complete a Hysteroscopic polypectomy in a dry lab setting. The user can choose Hysteroscopic scissors or Biopsy forceps to complete the task. 

A Septate Uterus, or Uterine Septum is a congenital condition where a fibrous tissue divides the uterus in two halves. This condition has a huge impact on female fertility and needs to be dealt with if the patient is wanting to fall pregnant. Sometimes, this can be achieved through pharmaceutical therapy, but the most effective route is through Hysteroscopy.

In this case, the Uterine Septum presented is a Partial Septum, meaning it is contained within the uterus cavity. The pathology can be operated on using scissors, electrosurgery or your shaving device.

This module allows the user to treat a partial Uterine Septum using TRS, manual or Bipoloar enabled devices. 

A visual Dilation and Curettage (D&C) is a medical procedure that involves the dilation of the cervix and the surgical removal of part of the lining of the uterus and/or contents of the uterine cavity.

The benefits of a visual D & C include:

Increased Accuracy: Visualization allows for targeted shaving and removal of tissue, increasing the accuracy of the procedure.
Diagnostic Clarity: Direct visualization helps in diagnosing structural abnormalities within the uterus.
Reduced Complications: Visualization helps in avoiding excessive tissue resection and minimizes the risk of perforating the uterus.

This module allows the user to practise the essential skill of circumferential sampling under vision. The non pathological uterus allows for multiple approaches to be made. 

Uterine Fibroids, or Myomas, are common growths of the uterus. Depending on their size, these can distort the internal anatomy of the uterine cavity and impact fertility if not treated. Common symptoms include heavy menstrual bleeding, abdominal pain, frequent and painful urination and ongoing tiredness. 

The case you are presented with here includes three submucosal fibroids - x1 anterior, x1 posterior and 1x fundal. 

This module allows the user to complete a fully wet lab Hysteroscopic fibroid removal. Compatible with all TRS and Bipolar energy devices. Three fibroids included. 

This module allows the user to practice both scope handling and basic Hysteroscopic instrument handling by removing small polyps with biopsy forceps. 

This modules allows the user to finesse their basic scope handling skills in line with the EMIGS curriculum.