Disposable Fetal Head Vacuum Fixator

A vacuum extractor is a labor-aiding tool used during childbirth. It uses negative pressure to suck the baby's head out, primarily used when labor is difficult or the baby is in danger. It consists of a suction head, a tubing, and an air extraction device. During operation, the suction cups are placed against the fetal head to create a negative pressure zone, and traction is applied in conjunction with uterine contractions. This effectively shortens labor and reduces the cesarean section rate.

Operation method

Assist in restoring the natural delivery mechanism: The flexion point is the only position where the suctioncup can be placed. Pulling the fetus through this force point is in line with the natural vaginal delivenmechanism, which helps adjust the direction of the fetal head descent, allowing it to pass through thebirth canal with the suboccipital anterior fontanelle diameter, and achieve a smooth vaginal delivery

Select the "flexion point" as the only force-bearing pointe

Unigue flat suclion cup + traclion rope structure, convenient and accurate placement

Follow the vaginal devery mechanism and follow the traction technique in the direction of the birth axis

Significantly reduce fetal and maternal damage

Various fetal posiions (OA, OP, OT) can effectively assist in delivery

Beginners can easily master the surgical delivery method.