Bharat Surgical offers reusable Cohen uterine manipulators for uterine positioning and selected diagnostic procedures during gynaecological laparoscopy. The instrument can be supplied with small or large blunt tips and a connection for fluid or dye injection, depending on the selected model.
Hospitals, gynaecologists, fertility centres, medical colleges, surgical instrument dealers and distributors can contact Bharat Surgical for complete instrument sets, replacement tips and bulk-order quotations.
A Cohen uterine manipulator is a manually operated gynaecological instrument used to mobilise and position the uterus during selected laparoscopic procedures.
Depending on the model, it may also incorporate a channel or connector for intrauterine fluid or dye injection during an appropriate diagnostic procedure.
The reusable system may include:
The exact components should be listed separately in Bharat Surgical’s quotation.
Cohen manipulators may be supplied with different tip sizes to accommodate varying cervical anatomy and procedural requirements.
Small Cohen Tip: A smaller blunt angled tip for cases in which the clinician selects a more compact distal configuration.
Large Cohen Tip: A larger blunt tip intended to provide a different cervical fit or seal.
Established catalogues list small and large reusable Cohen tips, but dimensions differ between manufacturers. Bharat Surgical should publish only its verified tip length, diameter and sealing profile.
Selected Cohen instruments include a connection for chromopertubation, a procedure in which an appropriate fluid or dye is introduced through the cervix to assess passage through the fallopian tubes under clinical observation. The injection system may include an internal cannula/lumen, proximal injection port, stopcock, compatible syringe/tubing connection, cervical-sealing tip, and small/large tip option.
Before ordering, buyers should confirm whether they require:
Depending on the selected model, features may include:
Only verified features should be shown in Bharat Surgical’s final catalogue.
| Specification | Available selection |
|---|---|
| Product | Cohen uterine manipulator |
| Instrument category | Diagnostic uterine manipulator or intrauterine probe |
| Operation | Manual |
| Primary function | Uterine positioning |
| Additional function | Chromopertubation or intrauterine injection, where provided |
| Tip | Small, large or dimension-specific |
| Tip profile | Blunt and angled, according to model |
| Tip attachment | Fixed or interchangeable |
| Working/Total length | According to selected model |
| Injection connection | Stopcock, Luer-type or specified fitting |
| Construction | Reusable or single-use, according to model |
| Disassembly | One-piece or detachable |
| Sterilisation | According to supplied instructions |
| Packing | Individual, tip set or complete set |
Exact material, dimensions, injection-port design and reprocessing parameters require Bharat Surgical’s approved product data.
| Cohen uterine manipulator | Basic uterine cannula |
|---|---|
| Designed for uterine positioning | Primarily provides intrauterine access |
| Includes an operating handle | May have a simple cannula body |
| May accept interchangeable tips | Tip may be fixed |
| May include an injection port | Commonly includes an injection channel |
| Supports several uterine movements | Manipulation capability may be limited |
Buyers should specify whether they need positioning, injection or both functions.
| Cohen manipulator | Advanced hysterectomy manipulator |
|---|---|
| Relatively simple reusable design | Multi-component procedure-specific system |
| Used for positioning and possible dye injection | Designed for extensive uterine mobilisation |
| Small or large cervical tips | Multiple intrauterine tip lengths |
| Usually no colpotomy cup | May include a colpotomy cup |
| Common in diagnostic laparoscopy | Often selected for laparoscopic hysterectomy |
A Cohen manipulator should not be marketed as a colpotomy or total laparoscopic hysterectomy system unless its documented design supports that function.
| Cohen manipulator | Mangeshkar manipulator |
|---|---|
| Compact diagnostic and positioning instrument | More comprehensive laparoscopic uterine-manipulation system |
| Small or large blunt tip | Multiple procedure-specific components may be available |
| May include chromopertubation connection | May provide additional uterine control |
| Typically no colpotomy cup | Configuration depends on the system |
| Simpler assembly | More complex assembly and selection |
These require separate Level 4 pages because their construction and buyer requirements differ.
A Cohen manipulator generally uses a compact angled tip and may provide an injection connection. A Marva manipulator is a separate design with its own handle, tip, locking and movement characteristics.
Do not assume that tips or accessories are interchangeable between the two systems.
Depending on the exact model and clinical selection, the Cohen uterine manipulator may be considered during:
The instrument must not be used outside its approved intended use.
Before using an injection-capable model, verify that the injection lumen is open, the correct tip is securely attached, connections are tight, fluid is appropriate, syringe/tubing is compatible, air is managed, cervical seal is adequate, leakage is monitored, and excessive pressure is avoided.
The device supplier should not recommend a universal dye, volume or injection pressure; these are clinical and protocol-specific decisions.
Confirm the Required Function: Specify uterine manipulation only or manipulation with chromopertubation.
Select the Tip Size: Choose a small, large or dimension-specific tip based on clinical requirements.
Confirm Tip Dimensions: Compare distal-tip length, diameter and angled profile.
Check the Injection Connection: Identify required stopcock, Luer-type connector or tubing interface.
Choose Reusable or Single-Use: Confirm hospital reprocessing facilities.
Confirm Complete Set or Replacement Part: State whether manipulator body, tips or complete set is required.
Check Compatibility: Replacement tips must match the exact body and product generation.
Reusable Cohen manipulators require careful cleaning of the instrument body, detachable tips and injection lumen. General precautions include:
Do not publish universal sterilisation parameters without Bharat Surgical’s approved instructions.
Inspect:
Bharat Surgical supports enquiries from:
Availability, sterility status, documentation, packing and delivery time depend on the selected model.
All dimensions, material and performance claims must correspond to the exact product supplied.
Please provide:
If replacing an existing instrument, send photographs of the body, tip, attachment point, injection port and catalogue markings.
Technical, sizing, injection and reprocessing answers for the Bharat Surgical Cohen Uterine Manipulator range.
It is a gynaecological instrument used to position and move the uterus during selected laparoscopic procedures.
It may be used for uterine positioning, diagnostic laparoscopy and chromopertubation when the model includes an injection channel.
Selected models include a connection for intrauterine fluid or dye injection.
It is a diagnostic procedure in which an appropriate fluid or dye is introduced through the uterus to evaluate tubal passage under clinical observation.
Yes. Established catalogues include reusable small and large blunt tips, but actual dimensions must be confirmed.
Selection depends on cervical anatomy, required seal, instrument dimensions and clinical judgement.
Reusable models are available. They require validated cleaning, lumen flushing, inspection and sterilisation.
Reusable models may be supplied non-sterile. The product label and quotation must state the actual sterility status.
It may provide uterine positioning during selected procedures, but a basic Cohen manipulator is not automatically a complete hysterectomy or colpotomy system.
A standard Cohen manipulator generally does not include a colpotomy cup unless specifically designed and quoted as such.
They may share injection functions, but a Cohen manipulator generally also provides controlled uterine positioning.
No. Tip dimensions, attachment and lumen alignment must be compatible with the exact instrument body.
Only when both small and large tips are listed in the quotation.
A stopcock may be included with an injection-capable set, but it must be confirmed in the quotation.
An injection-capable model may be selected for tubal-patency assessment as part of an appropriate clinical procedure.
Potential device-category risks include cervical trauma, bleeding, infection and uterine perforation.
It should be flushed, brushed where permitted, rinsed, dried and sterilised according to the model-specific instructions.
Inspect the tip, attachment, handle, injection port, lumen patency, surface condition and completed reprocessing.
Replacement small or large tips may be supplied after compatibility with the existing body is confirmed.
Hospitals, fertility centres, dealers, distributors, medical colleges and institutional buyers can request quotations.
Medical and Procurement Disclaimer: Official product records confirm reusable Cohen manipulators, small and large blunt tips and models with a connection for chromopertubation. Bharat Surgical’s exact dimensions must be verified separately (KARL STORZ Cohen intrauterine probe, Sklar small Cohen tip, Aspen Surgical Cohen manipulator). Next Level 4 page: Mangeshkar Uterine Manipulator.
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