Bharat Surgical manufactures and supplies uterine manipulators for approved laparoscopic and gynaecological procedures. The available range includes Mangeshkar, Storz type, Marva, Cohen, Tintara, V type, dye-injector and Sukhadia uterine manipulator configurations. Hospitals, gynaecology departments, surgical centres, medical colleges, institutional buyers, dealers and distributors can request complete manipulator sets or selected replacement components. The exact design, tip, cup size, channel, materials and reusable components must be confirmed before ordering.
For professional healthcare use only. Uterine manipulators must be selected and used by qualified medical professionals. This page is intended for product and procurement information, not clinical instruction.
Bharat Surgical’s current published range includes:
These product families are listed in the Bharat Surgical uterine manipulator range.
A uterine manipulator is a gynaecological instrument designed to support controlled positioning and mobilization of the uterus during selected diagnostic or operative procedures.
Depending on its design, a manipulator may include:
Not every manipulator includes all these components. The exact construction must be confirmed for the selected model.
Subject to the product’s approved intended use and the surgeon’s clinical decision, a uterine manipulator may be selected for procedures such as:
The instrument must not be used outside its documented intended purpose.
Published marketplace specifications contain inconsistent material, length and feature fields. Final website specifications should be taken from approved product records rather than copied from legacy listings.
The Mangeshkar uterine manipulator is listed by Bharat Surgical as a complete-set option for gynaecological and laparoscopic use. A quotation should state cup sizes, shaft diameter, tips and compatible accessories.
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Bharat Surgical publicly lists a reusable Storz type uterine manipulator with multiple accessories and cup-size options. Exact specifications should be taken from approved product records.
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Bharat Surgical lists simple and special Marva uterine manipulator configurations. The selected model features robust reusable shafts and lock collars configurable by tip design.
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The Cohen uterine manipulator is a gynaecological instrument configuration generally associated with uterine positioning, supporting effective uterine anteversion and retroversion.
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The Tintara uterine manipulator is included in Bharat Surgical’s current online product range. It is a durable reusable option for safe mobilization during laparoscopic procedures.
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Bharat Surgical’s V-Type manipulator describes a reusable V-type manipulator with adjustable articulation, rounded tip, single channel and multiple cup configurations.
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A dye-injector uterine manipulator combines uterine positioning and mobilization with a dedicated channel intended for controlled administration of a compatible fluid.
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Bharat Surgical publicly lists a reusable Sukhadia-type laparoscopic manipulator, featuring robust stainless steel shafts and reusable vaginal cups.
Explore RangeCup sets may be supplied as part of a complete manipulator system or as replacement accessories.
Confirm:
Procurement Notice: A cup should not be selected by approximate diameter alone. Its connector and instrument-system compatibility must also match.
| Buying option | Suitable when | Details to verify |
|---|---|---|
| Complete manipulator set | Procuring a new system | Handle, shaft, tips, cups, seals, channels, accessories and container |
| Basic instrument | Existing compatible components are already available | Exact product generation and interfaces |
| Replacement tip | Original tip is damaged or requires replacement | Length, diameter, connector and reusable status |
| Cup set | Additional sizes or replacements are required | Diameter, shape, material and locking system |
| Seal or cap kit | Wear components require replacement | Product code, material and compatible model |
| Injection accessory | Dye or fluid administration is required | Connector, lumen, valve, tubing and syringe |
| Replacement handle | Existing system has a damaged handle | Shaft, trigger, lock and generation compatibility |
Buying an incomplete configuration can prevent the device from being assembled or used as intended.
The clinical team should first define the approved procedures for which the instrument is being procured. Different manipulator designs provide different combinations of positioning, articulation, delineation and fluid-channel functions.
Compare the Mangeshkar, Storz type, Marva, Cohen, Tintara, V type, dye injector and Sukhadia options against the clinical team’s requirements. Do not select a model only by its price or appearance.
Verify: Tip length Tip diameter Straight or articulated design Rounded or other intended profile Material Attachment interface Reusable or single-use status Tip selection is a clinical decision and must follow the product IFU.
If the manipulator uses cups, specify every required size and whether they are: Included with the set Available individually Reusable Single-use Colour-coded Compatible with the selected shaft 5. Check Channel Requirements Depending on the model, a channel may support a manufacturer-defined function such as dye injection, suction or another fluid connection. Confirm: Number of channels Intended function Connector type Leak resistance Cleaning access Required seals and tubing Reprocessing method 6. Identify Reusable and Single-Use Parts A manipulator system may combine a reusable handle with single-use tips, balloons, seals or other components. For example, the instructions for one commercial uterine manipulator system identify its handle as reusable while specifying that its tips are single-use. This illustrates why every component must be checked individually rather than assuming that the complete system has one reuse status. See the CooperSurgical RUMI II instructions for use. Those instructions apply to the named manufacturer’s product and should not be used as reprocessing instructions for Bharat Surgical devices.
Before purchasing a reusable model, confirm that the hospital has: Compatible cleaning agents Suitable brushes for all channels Flushing equipment Drying capability Inspection equipment Approved packaging Compatible sterilization equipment Trained reprocessing personnel Access to the manufacturer’s IFU
Because individual surgeon preferences and product configurations vary, hospitals can use the following worksheet before selecting a model.
| Selection factor | Required specification | |
|---|---|---|
| Preferred manipulator design | ||
| Intended procedures | ||
| Required uterine tip sizes | ||
| Required cup sizes | ||
| Required shaft length | ||
| Required articulation | ||
| Required positioning range | ||
| Dye injection required | Yes/No | |
| Other fluid channel required | ||
| Reusable handle required | Yes/No | |
| Single-use components accepted | Yes/No | |
| Replacement components required | ||
| Sterilization method | ||
| Storage container required | Yes/No | |
| Expected procedure volume |
Uterine manipulator components are system-specific. Confirm compatibility between:
Do not combine components from different models or manufacturers unless documented compatibility has been established.
A general reusable-instrument workflow may include:
Do not sterilize an assembled device unless the instructions specifically approve that configuration.
Reusable manipulators may be more difficult to clean when they include:
Procurement Notice: The FDA states that reusable medical-device manufacturers should provide validated and understandable reprocessing instructions. Healthcare facilities are responsible for implementing those instructions with appropriate equipment and trained personnel. See the FDA guidance on reusable-device reprocessing.
After approved reprocessing:
"Item: Reusable Uterine Manipulator SetType: Mangeshkar/Storz type/Marva/Cohen/Tintara/V type/Dye Injector/SukhadiaIntended Application: Approved gynaecological and laparoscopic proceduresSet Components: Handle, shaft, tips, cups, seals, caps and specified accessoriesTip Sizes: As specified by the purchaserCup Sizes: As specified by the purchaserChannel: With/without defined fluid or dye channelMaterials: As per approved manufacturer specificationReusability: Component-wise reusable or single-use status requiredSupply Condition: Sterile/non-sterile, as specifiedReprocessing: Manufacturer-validated instructions requiredQuantity: ___ setsDocumentation: Catalogue, IFU and applicable quality documents"
Dealers and distributors should provide:
Model availability and regulatory status should be confirmed for the intended market.
Bharat Surgical offers multiple uterine manipulator designs for hospitals, institutional buyers, dealers and distributors.
Buyers can enquire about:
All specifications should be finalized in the written quotation before purchase.
Internal links should be added after the individual product pages are published.
Find technical, reprocessing, ordering, and size compatibility answers for the Bharat Surgical Uterine Manipulators range.
A uterine manipulator is a gynaecological instrument designed to support controlled positioning and mobilization of the uterus during approved procedures.
They may be used in selected laparoscopic, diagnostic and operative gynaecological procedures according to the product’s intended use and the surgeon’s decision.
The published range includes Mangeshkar, Storz type, Marva, Cohen, Tintara, V type, dye-injector and Sukhadia configurations.
Bharat Surgical is based in Mumbai, India, and lists multiple uterine manipulator models within its manufactured and supplied range.
There is no single model suitable for every procedure. The clinical team should compare the intended use, tip, cups, articulation, channels and reusable components.
A set may include a handle, shaft, tips, cups, seals, caps and channel accessories. Exact contents differ by model.
Multiple cup sizes may be available for selected models. Specify every required size in the enquiry.
Availability depends on the manipulator model and compatible connector. Share the product code and required cup diameter.
Replacement tips may be available for selected systems. Compatibility and reusable status must be confirmed.
It is one of the complete-set manipulator configurations listed by Bharat Surgical for approved gynaecological and laparoscopic use.
It is a manipulator designed in the Storz-type style. It should not be presented as a KARL STORZ-manufactured product unless documentation confirms that origin.
It is a uterine manipulator configuration available in simple and special variants within Bharat Surgical’s range.
It is a manipulator design used for uterine positioning and, in certain configurations, compatible dye or fluid administration.
It is a reusable manipulator configuration listed with adjustable articulation and a defined channel. Exact specifications require confirmation.
It is a laparoscopic uterine manipulator design included in Bharat Surgical’s published product range.
It is a manipulator with a channel designed for compatible fluid or dye administration during an approved procedure.
Many Bharat Surgical models are listed as reusable, but each handle, tip, cup, seal and accessory must be checked separately.
Yes. Some manipulator systems combine reusable and single-use components. Confirm the status of every part.
The supply condition varies. Check the product label, quotation and IFU for the selected model.
Only models and components validated for steam sterilization should be autoclaved. Follow the device-specific instructions.
Only when the manufacturer’s instructions specifically approve assembled processing. Complex devices often require disassembly.
Follow the supplied IFU, including disassembly, brushing, flushing, rinsing, drying, inspection and packaging requirements.
Use the specified brush and flushing method to clean the complete lumen, then rinse, dry and inspect it according to the IFU.
Use the manufacturer-approved flow and inspection method. Do not use a device with an obstructed or uninspectable lumen.
Check the handle, shaft, tip, cups, seals, channels, articulation and locks for cleanliness, damage and correct function.
Remove it if it is damaged, corroded, incomplete, leaking, blocked, difficult to operate or unable to pass inspection.
Only when documented compatibility exists. Similar appearance or dimensions do not establish compatibility.
Customization may be discussed against detailed technical, clinical and quantity requirements.
Cup-set availability depends on the model. Provide the manipulator name, product code and required sizes.
Handle availability depends on the model and generation. The connecting shaft and accessories must be checked for compatibility.
Yes. Hospitals, gynaecology departments and surgical centres can submit institutional enquiries.
Medical colleges and teaching hospitals can request quotations for approved clinical or training requirements.
Dealers and distributors can submit their required models, quantities, territory and documentation needs.
Export enquiries can be reviewed subject to availability, destination-country requirements and agreed documentation.
Sample availability depends on the model, territory, quantity and commercial terms.
Provide the model, set contents, tip sizes, cup sizes, channel, reusable status, quantity and delivery destination.
Uterine manipulator prices depend on: For an accurate price, share the required design, full component list and quantity.
Factors Affecting Price: Manipulator model, Complete set or individual component, Number and sizes of tips, Number and sizes of cups, Shaft and handle design, Articulation mechanism, Channel configuration, Materials, Reusable and single-use components, Included seals and accessories, Storage or sterilization container, Customization, Required quantity, Documentation, Packaging and delivery destination