Amniotic Perforator
Amniotic Perforator
Amniotic Perforator
Amniotic Perforator
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Amniotic Membrane Perforator

Amniotic Perforator is used by qualified doctors and midwives experienced in performing amniotomy procedures. The decision to perform an amniotomy is based on individual patient factors and the stage of labor.

Benefits of Amniotic Perforator:

  • Labor Augmentation: In some cases, amniotomy can help stimulate contractions and accelerate labor progression, particularly when the cervix is favorable for dilation.
  • Internal Fetal Monitoring: Amniotomy allows for the placement of internal fetal monitoring electrodes directly on the fetal scalp, providing more accurate readings of the baby’s heart rate during labor.
  • Internal Examination: Rupturing the amniotic sac facilitates easier access for internal cervical examinations during labor.

Considerations:

  • Amniotomy is not routinely performed in all deliveries.
  • The procedure should only be conducted by trained healthcare professionals in a clinical setting.
  • Risks associated with amniotomy, though uncommon, include umbilical cord prolapse and increased risk of infection.

Faqs

What is amniotic perforator?

Amniotic perforator: Sterile tool for safe rupture of amniotic sac during childbirth.

Amnion: Cushions & protects fetus in womb with fluid-filled sac.

Amniotic membrane: Protective sac surrounding fetus; used in surgery for wound healing (eye, skin).

Yes, perforator veins are normal. They connect superficial veins to deeper veins, aiding blood circulation.

Amniotic perforator: Safely ruptures amniotic sac to induce/speed up labor (amniotomy)

The eye doesn't naturally have an amniotic membrane. It's a surgical graft used to promote healing of damaged cornea or ocular surface.

The amniotic membrane consists of two cell layers (amnion & chorion) and a collagenous stroma.
 

Amniotic Perforator

  • Material: Medical-grade plastic
  • Ergonomic Design: Comfortable grip for precise control.
  • Sharp, Safe Tip: Reduce trauma to the mother & fetus
  • Length: 24 cm
  • Single-use: Prevents cross-contamination.
  • Sterile Packaging: Ensures safety and hygiene.
  • Safety: Minimizes risk of injury to mother and fetus
  • Disposability: Designed for single use to ensure patient safety and compliance with medical standards

Amniotic Perforator is used by doctors or midwives to safely rupture the amniotic sac during childbirth, also known as an amniotomy. It essentially acts as a controlled way to initiate the breaking of waters.

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Description

Amniotic Membrane Perforator

Amniotic Perforator is used by qualified doctors and midwives experienced in performing amniotomy procedures. The decision to perform an amniotomy is based on individual patient factors and the stage of labor.

Benefits of Amniotic Perforator:

  • Labor Augmentation: In some cases, amniotomy can help stimulate contractions and accelerate labor progression, particularly when the cervix is favorable for dilation.
  • Internal Fetal Monitoring: Amniotomy allows for the placement of internal fetal monitoring electrodes directly on the fetal scalp, providing more accurate readings of the baby’s heart rate during labor.
  • Internal Examination: Rupturing the amniotic sac facilitates easier access for internal cervical examinations during labor.

Considerations:

  • Amniotomy is not routinely performed in all deliveries.
  • The procedure should only be conducted by trained healthcare professionals in a clinical setting.
  • Risks associated with amniotomy, though uncommon, include umbilical cord prolapse and increased risk of infection.

Faqs

Amniotic perforator: Sterile tool for safe rupture of amniotic sac during childbirth.
Amnion: Cushions & protects fetus in womb with fluid-filled sac.
Amniotic membrane: Protective sac surrounding fetus; used in surgery for wound healing (eye, skin).
Yes, perforator veins are normal. They connect superficial veins to deeper veins, aiding blood circulation.
Amniotic perforator: Safely ruptures amniotic sac to induce/speed up labor (amniotomy)
The eye doesn't naturally have an amniotic membrane. It's a surgical graft used to promote healing of damaged cornea or ocular surface.
The amniotic membrane consists of two cell layers (amnion & chorion) and a collagenous stroma.

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