Guiding catheter (Semtrac A):

• The markings on the catheter ensure a precise positioning within the cervix or the uterus.

• The especially rounded tip is designed for a gentle, atraumatic insertion which thereby protects the mucosa of the cervix and the emdometrium.

Transfer catheter (Semtrac C):

• The markings allow the determination of how far the inner catheter has been forwarded past the ending of the guiding catheter (Semtrac A) into the uterus. On a full insertion this can be up to 5 cm.
• A stiffening of the transfer catheter alleviates the reliable and fast insertion into the guiding catheter (Semtrac A).
• The very smooth and rounded tip declines the risk of a traumatisation of the endometrium.
• A Luer-Lock allows an easy to use adaption to common syringes.

Directions for use:

• By positioning the Semtrac A within the cervix the corpus uteri is made accessible for the transfer.
• The Semtrac C, loaded with embryos, is inserted into the Semtrac A.
• Release the embryos at the designated positon within the uterus.
• Retract the Emtrac C and inspect it for complete release of the embryos. After that retract the Emtrac A.
• As an alternative the guiding catheter can be introduced together with the transfer catheter. Doing so the tip of the transfer catheter loaded with embryos should be retracted until it protrudes only 3-5 mm beyond the tip of the guiding catheter.

Notice:
The medical product carries a CE certificate, is gamma irridated and tested for endotoxines. The device is intended for single use.

The Embryo-Transfer-Catheters are manufactured at Gynétics, Belgium and are subject to a quality management system according to ISO 13485:2003 und ISO 9001:2008.

Guiding catheter (Semtrac A):

• The markings on the catheter ensure a precise positioning within the cervix or the uterus.

• The especially rounded tip is designed for a gentle, atraumatic insertion which thereby protects the mucosa of the cervix and the emdometrium.

Transfer catheter (Semtrac C):

• The markings allow the determination of how far the inner catheter has been forwarded past the ending of the guiding catheter (Semtrac A) into the uterus. On a full insertion this can be up to 5 cm.
• A stiffening of the transfer catheter alleviates the reliable and fast insertion into the guiding catheter (Semtrac A).
• The very smooth and rounded tip declines the risk of a traumatisation of the endometrium.
• A Luer-Lock allows an easy to use adaption to common syringes.

Directions for use:

• By positioning the Semtrac A within the cervix the corpus uteri is made accessible for the transfer.
• The Semtrac C, loaded with embryos, is inserted into the Semtrac A.
• Release the embryos at the designated positon within the uterus.
• Retract the Emtrac C and inspect it for complete release of the embryos. After that retract the Emtrac A.
• As an alternative the guiding catheter can be introduced together with the transfer catheter. Doing so the tip of the transfer catheter loaded with embryos should be retracted until it protrudes only 3-5 mm beyond the tip of the guiding catheter.

Notice:
The medical product carries a CE certificate, is gamma irridated and tested for endotoxines. The device is intended for single use.

The Embryo-Transfer-Catheters are manufactured at Gynétics, Belgium and are subject to a quality management system according to ISO 13485:2003 und ISO 9001:2008.

Guiding catheter (Semtrac A):

• The markings on the catheter ensure a precise positioning within the cervix or the uterus.

• The especially rounded tip is designed for a gentle, atraumatic insertion which thereby protects the mucosa of the cervix and the emdometrium.

Transfer catheter (Semtrac C):

• The markings allow the determination of how far the inner catheter has been forwarded past the ending of the guiding catheter (Semtrac A) into the uterus. On a full insertion this can be up to 5 cm.
• A stiffening of the transfer catheter alleviates the reliable and fast insertion into the guiding catheter (Semtrac A).
• The very smooth and rounded tip declines the risk of a traumatisation of the endometrium.
• A Luer-Lock allows an easy to use adaption to common syringes.

Directions for use:

• By positioning the Semtrac A within the cervix the corpus uteri is made accessible for the transfer.
• The Semtrac C, loaded with embryos, is inserted into the Semtrac A.
• Release the embryos at the designated positon within the uterus.
• Retract the Emtrac C and inspect it for complete release of the embryos. After that retract the Emtrac A.
• As an alternative the guiding catheter can be introduced together with the transfer catheter. Doing so the tip of the transfer catheter loaded with embryos should be retracted until it protrudes only 3-5 mm beyond the tip of the guiding catheter.

Notice:
The medical product carries a CE certificate, is gamma irridated and tested for endotoxines. The device is intended for single use.

The Embryo-Transfer-Catheters are manufactured at Gynétics, Belgium and are subject to a quality management system according to ISO 13485:2003 und ISO 9001:2008.

Preshaped Embryo Transfer Catheter with Tulip shaped bulb.

The Tulip is a set for difficult cervical passage, consisting of two parts:
a guiding catheter (A) and a loading catheter (C).

• Preshaped guiding catheter, ideally curved for easy entry when uterus is flexed
• The Tulip tip enables easy atraumatic entry through the cervical canal
• Positioner for depth adjustment
• Markings on outer tube for easy positioning
• Handle with luer lock fitting for a more secure connection to syringes
• Reinforced metal support of loading catheter for optimal control
• Arrow marking on outer tube for curve indication

Notice:
The medical product carries a CE certificate, is gamma irridated and tested for endotoxines. The device is intended for single use.

The Embryo-Transfer-Catheters are manufactured at Gynétics, Belgium and are subject to a quality management system according to ISO 13485:2003 und ISO 9001:2008.