Bharat Surgical manufactures and supplies reusable laparoscopic myoma screws in 5 mm and 10 mm diameters for gynecological and laparoscopic procedures. The published range includes a standard laparoscopic myoma screw and a plain 5 mm model with a single-point threaded tip, rod handle and 330 mm length. Hospitals, gynecology departments, surgical centres, medical-equipment dealers and distributors can request model-specific specifications, current pricing, bulk quantities and delivery information.
A laparoscopic myoma screw is a reusable gynecological instrument with a threaded distal tip designed to engage and manipulate fibroid tissue during laparoscopic myomectomy procedures.
The screw tip provides a mechanical holding point, while the long shaft allows the surgeon to control the instrument through a compatible laparoscopic access port. Product selection depends on the shaft diameter, working length, tip design, handle configuration, trocar compatibility and the surgeon’s requirement.
| Product variant | Diameter | Length |
|---|---|---|
| Laparoscopic Myoma Screw | 5 mm and 10 mm | 330 mm listed |
| Plain Myoma Screw | 5 mm | 330 mm |
Bharat Surgical’s main product listing separately identifies a 5/10 mm stainless-steel laparoscopic myoma screw. The current gynecology range provides additional dimensional and handle information for the laparoscopic and plain myoma screw models.
Exact dimensions, material grade, tip geometry and handle finish should be confirmed against the current product code before placing an order.
| Specification | Published information |
|---|---|
| Product name | Laparoscopic Myoma Screw |
| Instrument category | Laparoscopic gynecology instrument |
| Tip type | Single point |
| Tip profile | Threaded screw tip |
| Available diameter | 5 mm and 10 mm |
| Plain model diameter | 5 mm |
| Published length | 330 mm |
| Handle type | Rod handle |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Surface finish | Polished or model-specific |
| Usage type | Reusable |
| Published sterilization description | Autoclavable |
| Application | Laparoscopic myomectomy and fibroid manipulation |
| Quantity per pack | One on the standard listing |
| Brand | Bharat Surgical |
| Country of origin | India |
| Sterile supply status | Confirm before ordering |
| Material grade | Confirm from current technical documentation |
One published listing shows inconsistent stainless-steel grade information. The material grade should therefore not be entered into a hospital tender or purchase order until Bharat Surgical provides written confirmation for the selected model.
| Selection factor | 5 mm Myoma Screw | 10 mm Myoma Screw |
|---|---|---|
| Published availability | Standard and plain variants | Standard variant |
| Required access port | Compatible 5 mm or larger port, subject to actual instrument dimensions | Compatible 10 mm or larger port, subject to actual instrument dimensions |
| Published length | 330 mm on selected listing | Confirm for selected model |
| Tip type | Single-point threaded tip | Confirm exact tip geometry |
| Handle | Rod handle on selected listing | Confirm selected configuration |
| Selection basis | Port plan, surgeon preference and required instrument profile | Port plan, surgeon preference and required instrument profile |
The instrument’s nominal diameter should not be the only selection criterion. The procurement team must also verify the maximum external diameter, working length and trocar or cannula compatibility.
| Feature | Standard Laparoscopic Myoma Screw | Plain 5 mm Myoma Screw |
|---|---|---|
| Published diameter | 5 mm and 10 mm | 5 mm |
| Published length | 330 mm on detailed listing | 330 mm |
| Tip | Single-point threaded tip | Single-point threaded tip |
| Handle | Rod handle | Rod handle |
| Material | Stainless steel | Stainless steel |
| Pattern | Model-specific | Plain |
| Reusability | Reusable | Reusable |
| Minimum published pack quantity | One piece | Two pieces on the current listing |
The exact construction difference between the standard and plain models should be confirmed through product drawings or physical samples. Buyers should not assume that the word “plain” defines a different surgical indication.
A reusable laparoscopic myoma screw generally includes:
Procurement Notice: For procurement, request a dimensioned product image showing the overall length, working length, shaft diameter, maximum tip diameter and handle dimensions.
Before requesting a quotation, specify:
The myoma screw must pass through the intended trocar or access port without damaging the instrument or the trocar valve.
Confirm:
A 5 mm product name does not automatically confirm compatibility with every 5 mm trocar. Manufacturing tolerances, tip diameter and trocar-valve design can affect compatibility.
| Selection factor | Myoma Screw | Laparoscopic Grasper |
|---|---|---|
| Distal design | Threaded screw tip | Opposing jaws |
| Holding mechanism | Threaded engagement | Jaw compression |
| Typical procurement category | Gynecology or laparoscopic myomectomy instrument | General laparoscopic hand instrument |
| Available published size | 5 mm and 10 mm | Model-specific |
| Primary selection factors | Thread geometry, diameter, length and handle | Jaw profile, action, diameter, length and handle |
| Interchangeability | Not a direct substitute for every grasper | Not a direct substitute for a myoma screw |
The instrument should be selected by the operating surgeon according to the procedure and approved clinical protocol.
A myoma screw and a uterine manipulator perform different mechanical functions and should be listed separately in a hospital BOQ.
| Feature | Myoma Screw | Uterine Manipulator |
|---|---|---|
| Working end | Threaded screw tip | Model-specific uterine manipulation assembly |
| Access route | Laparoscopic port | Model- and procedure-specific |
| Main procurement purpose | Fibroid engagement and manipulation | Uterine positioning or manipulation |
| Published size | 5 mm and 10 mm | Depends on manipulator model |
| Typical accessories | Compatible trocar or reducer | Tips, cups, injectors or accessories depending on model |
Bharat Surgical lists stainless steel as the material for its myoma screw range. Before institutional procurement, confirm:
Do not describe the product as “rust-proof” or universally corrosion-proof. Reusable stainless-steel instruments can develop staining, pitting or corrosion when exposed to unsuitable chemicals, poor water quality, retained contamination or improper drying.
Reusable myoma screws should be inspected according to the product instructions and hospital policy.
Inspect:
An instrument with a bent shaft, damaged screw threads, loose handle, cracked component or visible corrosion should be removed from service and assessed by qualified personnel.
The threaded tip requires careful cleaning because material can remain between its grooves. Reprocessing must follow the current product instructions and the hospital’s validated CSSD procedure.
General considerations include:
“Autoclavable” should not be treated as a complete sterilization instruction. The validated temperature, exposure time, pressure, drying cycle and packaging requirements must be obtained from the product-specific documentation.
Bharat Surgical can support enquiries for:
Hospital teams should request the current product code, technical sheet, material confirmation and reprocessing instructions before approval.
Medical-equipment dealers, importers and distributors can enquire about:
Availability, commercial terms, packaging and minimum quantities are subject to written confirmation.
"Reusable Laparoscopic Myoma Screw, [5 mm/10 mm] diameter, [required working length], stainless-steel construction, threaded single-point distal tip, compatible rod handle, suitable for validated hospital reprocessing, complete with product-specific IFU and technical documentation."
The final BOQ must be reviewed against the selected Bharat Surgical model. Do not copy unverified material grades or sterilization parameters into the tender.
All specifications must be confirmed against the selected product code and current technical documentation.
Find technical, reprocessing, ordering, and size compatibility answers for the Bharat Surgical Myoma Screw range.
A laparoscopic myoma screw is a long-shaft reusable instrument with a threaded distal tip intended for fibroid engagement and manipulation during laparoscopic myomectomy.
It is intended for use during gynecological and laparoscopic myomectomy procedures. Its selection and clinical use must be determined by a qualified surgeon.
Bharat Surgical publishes 5 mm and 10 mm laparoscopic myoma screw options.
Yes. A reusable plain-pattern 5 mm model is listed with a single-point tip, rod handle and 330 mm length.
The detailed Bharat Surgical listing states a length of 330 mm for selected models.
Yes. The published standard and plain models are described as reusable.
The listed products are manufactured from stainless steel. The exact material grade should be confirmed for the selected model.
The published listing describes the instrument as autoclavable. Obtain the validated cycle parameters from the current product-specific IFU.
The detailed product listing describes a single-point threaded tip.
A rod handle is listed for the standard detailed model and the plain 5 mm model.
Their primary published difference is shaft diameter. Confirm their working length, maximum tip diameter, handle and exact thread design before selection.
Not necessarily. Check the actual instrument diameter, maximum tip diameter and the trocar’s internal working diameter and valve design.
It may be possible if the instrument, reducer and trocar dimensions are compatible. All three components must be verified.
No. A myoma screw has a threaded distal tip, while a laparoscopic grasper uses opposing jaws.
No. They have different working designs and procurement purposes and should be specified separately.
The published Bharat Surgical myoma screw is described as a mechanical stainless-steel instrument. No electrosurgical connection is listed.
Sterile supply status is not consistently published. Confirm whether the selected product is supplied sterile or non-sterile before ordering.
Inspect it for bent points, flattened or damaged threads, retained contamination, pitting and other visible defects.
It should be removed from service and assessed by qualified personnel. A bent shaft may affect alignment and trocar passage.
Follow the product-specific IFU and hospital procedure, using suitable cleaning accessories that reach between the threads without damaging them.
Use the protective method permitted by the IFU and CSSD procedure so the tip is not damaged and does not puncture the packaging.
Only when permitted by the product-specific reprocessing instructions. Do not assume that every reusable instrument supports the same cleaning method.
Use only the grade confirmed in Bharat Surgical’s current technical documentation. A published listing contains inconsistent grade information.
Hospitals may request a sample for technical evaluation, subject to Bharat Surgical’s availability and commercial policy.
Yes. Medical colleges and training institutions can enquire about individual instruments or laparoscopic training sets.
Hospitals, dealers and distributors can request quantity-based quotations.
Provide the diameter, length, tip preference, trocar size, required quantity, documentation needs and delivery location.
OEM or private-label availability must be discussed and confirmed directly for the required quantity and market.
Yes, subject to the required set configuration. Provide the full BOQ so every instrument can be quoted separately.
Request the current technical sheet, product code, IFU, material confirmation, reprocessing information, quotation and warranty or service terms.
Myoma screw pricing depends on: Published marketplace prices can become outdated and may refer to different models. Request a current written quotation based on the required dimensions, quantity and delivery location.
Factors Affecting Price: 5 mm or 10 mm diameter, Standard or plain configuration, Working length, Tip and thread design, Handle construction, Stainless-steel grade, Surface finish, Documentation requirement, Ordered quantity, Packaging, Domestic or export delivery, Taxes and freight