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MTP Suction Set with Tip Handle
Ergonomic Vacuum Control Handle: Forged from high-grade, non-corrosive stainless steel with an integrated suction bypass valve and universal connectors for seamless integration with clinical aspiration units.
Graduated Cannula Geometry: Includes a comprehensive array of anatomical, multi-diameter tips featuring atraumatic distal apertures and polished finishes to optimize aspiration efficiency while minimizing procedural mucosal trauma.
₹700.00
Quick Answer: The MTP suction set with tip handle is a set of suction cannulas (tips) of graded sizes with a handle that connects them to the tubing of a suction apparatus. It is used in obstetrics and gynaecology teaching for instrument identification and procedure-tray training.
Cannulas, Handle and Suction Source
MTP stands for medical termination of pregnancy. Suction evacuation of the uterus uses a cannula, a smooth tube with an opening near its rounded tip, passed through the cervix and connected to suction. Cannulas are made in a range of diameters, and the size used is matched to the clinical situation; they are also used to evacuate retained products after miscarriage.
In this set, the tips fit a common handle, the ‘tip handle’, which connects to the tubing of an electric or manual suction source. The listing does not state the number of tips, their diameters, or whether they are metal or plastic, so these should be confirmed before ordering. The listing image file name describes the item as an MTP cannula set with tip handle.
In training, the set is shown alongside dilators and ovum forceps as part of an evacuation tray, and is handled on pelvic models to teach assembly, the choice of cannula size and safe handling.
Specifications
| Item | Suction cannula set with handle |
| Listed as | MTP Suction Set with Tip Handle |
| Connection | Handle links cannulas to suction tubing |
| Typical tray partners | Speculum, tenaculum, dilators, ovum forceps |
| Number, size and material of tips | Confirm at enquiry |
Applications
- Instrument identification and tray preparation in obstetrics and gynaecology teaching
- Simulation training on pelvic models for doctors and nurses in reproductive health programmes
- Teaching the difference between suction evacuation and sharp curettage instruments
- Nursing training on reprocessing and handling of suction instruments
Care & Handling
- Flush each cannula and the handle channel immediately after use, before debris dries inside.
- Use channel brushes to clean inside the tips and handle, then sterilise or discard according to the material.
- Inspect tips for cracks or rough edges and replace any that are damaged.
Why Choose LabEquip
Sets like this are ordered by medical colleges, nursing schools and reproductive health training centres for gynaecology teaching. LabEquip lists the set for teaching use in its Biology Lab Products range and does not claim regulatory approval for patient use; describe your requirements on the contact page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does MTP mean?
Medical termination of pregnancy, the term used in India for the procedure and its regulated training.
What is the tip handle for?
It is the common holder into which the suction tips fit. It gives the operator a grip and connects each tip to the suction tubing.
Why are cannulas made in different diameters?
The size is matched to the clinical situation and the cervical opening, so a set offers a range rather than a single size.
Can the set be used with manual vacuum aspiration syringes?
That depends on the connector and cannula type. Manual vacuum aspiration systems use their own cannulas and syringes, so compatibility should not be assumed.
How are suction cannulas cleaned?
Flush them straight after use, brush the inside with a channel brush, then sterilise if they are reusable. Single-use plastic cannulas are discarded.
Is the set suitable for teaching on models?
Yes. It is used on pelvic simulation models to teach instrument handling, assembly with the suction source and tray preparation.
Last Updated: September 2026
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