IUCD Set For Insertion And Removal Training

Intrauterine Contraceptive Device (IUCD) Set

Standardized Diagnostic Components: Features a calibrated 32cm uterine sound with 1cm increments for precise fundal depth measurement and a high-tensile tenaculum for stable cervical fixation during device placement.

Surgical-Grade Metallurgy: Constructed from AISI 410/420 martensitic stainless steel, featuring a passivated, non-reflective finish to ensure total resistance to oxidation and structural integrity through intensive autoclave sterilization cycles.

₹1,350.00

Quick Answer: The IUCD set is a set of gynaecological instruments used when inserting and removing an intrauterine contraceptive device. It is used in family planning training for nurses, midwives and doctors, including practice on pelvic models.

Instruments Usually Found in the Set

An IUCD (intrauterine contraceptive device), such as the copper T, is placed in the uterus through the cervix. The procedure needs a small set of instruments, and kits of this name commonly include a Cusco’s bivalve speculum to expose the cervix, a tenaculum or vulsellum to steady it, a uterine sound to measure the depth and direction of the uterine cavity, sponge-holding forceps for cleaning, and scissors to trim the threads. A long artery or removal forceps is added for taking a device out.

This listing does not give a contents list and does not state whether any device or insertion tube is included, so confirm the contents with LabEquip before ordering. Kits are usually packed in a tray or case so they can be sterilised as a unit.

In training, the set is used on a pelvic or uterine model, where trainees practise the no-touch technique of loading and inserting the device, and the steps for removal.

Specifications

Item	IUCD insertion and removal instrument set
Typical contents	Cusco’s speculum, tenaculum or vulsellum, uterine sound, sponge-holding forceps, scissors, removal forceps
Device included	Not stated in the listing
Use	Family planning training and procedure trays
Exact contents and case	Confirm at enquiry

Applications

Family planning skills training for nurses, ANMs, midwives and doctors
Practising loading, insertion and removal steps on pelvic models
Instrument identification in obstetrics and gynaecology teaching
Setting up procedure trays in training centres

Care & Handling

Clean each instrument separately after use, brushing hinges, ratchets and the speculum screw.
Sterilise the set as a unit, dry fully and check every item is present before storing.
Replace a uterine sound that has become bent or roughened, since its markings and smooth tip matter.

Why Choose LabEquip

Nursing and midwifery schools, medical colleges and family planning training centres order these sets. LabEquip lists the set in the Biology Lab Products range for teaching use, alongside the speculum listing; request the contents list on the contact page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does IUCD stand for?

Intrauterine contraceptive device, a small device such as the copper T that is placed in the uterus to prevent pregnancy.

What is a uterine sound used for in IUCD insertion?

It measures the depth and direction of the uterine cavity before insertion, so the device is placed at the right depth. It has graduated markings and a smooth, rounded tip.