Minerva Surgical Introduces Symphion Fluid Deficit Readout for Enhanced Hysteroscopy Safety

Minerva Surgical, a key player in minimally invasive gynecologic surgical technologies, has announced the launch of the Symphion Fluid Deficit Readout. This new accessory is designed to enhance the safety and precision of operative hysteroscopy procedures by offering real-time fluid deficit volume readings.

Operative hysteroscopy, a procedure requiring meticulous fluid management to prevent complications, stands to benefit significantly from this innovation. The Symphion Fluid Deficit Readout, compatible with the Symphion Operative Hysteroscopy System, measures the weight of the saline bag throughout the procedure. It then converts this weight into fluid volume readings, automatically calculating the fluid deficit in real time.

Among its standout features, the Symphion Fluid Deficit Readout boasts an accuracy within +/- 50mL, an intuitive user interface, and a compact design that facilitates quick setup with the Symphion controller. These attributes collectively aim to streamline the surgical process while prioritizing patient safety.

Dr. Eugene Skalnyi, Chief Medical Officer at Minerva Surgical, emphasized the company's commitment to continuous innovation and patient safety. He noted that the Symphion Operative Hysteroscopy System already aims to limit a patient's exposure to fluid, thereby reducing the risk of fluid absorption and overload. The introduction of the Fluid Deficit Readout adds an extra layer of procedural safety, complementing the precision offered during uterine cavity tissue resection.

In addition to the Fluid Deficit Readout, Minerva Surgical is also launching the next generation INFINITY Fluid Management Accessory. These additions further expand Minerva Surgical's portfolio of minimally invasive technologies, reflecting the company's dedication to advancing gynecologic surgery and improving patient outcomes.

Minerva Surgical is a medical device company focused on developing and commercializing minimally invasive solutions that meet the distinct pelvic healthcare needs of women. Their products aim to provide alternatives to hysterectomy, addressing common causes of Abnormal Uterine Bleeding (AUB) and preserving anatomy by avoiding unnecessary surgeries. For more details, visit Minerva Surgical's website.