Main Components:

1. Vaginal Speculum (Cusco or Sims Type) – Used to open and visualize the vaginal canal and cervix.

2. Uterine Sound – Measures the depth and orientation of the uterine cavity before inserting the IUD.

3. Vulsellum or Tenaculum Forceps – Used to grasp and steady the cervix during the procedure.

4. Artery Forceps – For holding or clamping small tissues if needed.

5. Scissors (Straight or Curved) – Used for trimming threads or other materials.

6. Sponge Holding Forceps – Used to hold swabs or cotton balls soaked in antiseptic solution.

7. Dissecting Forceps (Toothed and Non-Toothed) – For holding and manipulating tissues.

8. Uterine Sound Guide or IUD Inserter – A specialized instrument used for accurate placement of the intrauterine device.

9. Bowl or Gallipot – For holding antiseptic solutions or cleaning agents.

10. Towel Clips – To secure sterile drapes during the procedure.

11. Sterile Drapes and Towels – Maintain a clean and sterile environment during the IUD insertion or removal.

12. Syringe (Optional) – Used for local anesthesia when necessary.

Key Components and Their Functions:

1. Scalpel Handle with Blades – For making abdominal and uterine incisions.

2. Mayo Scissors (Straight & Curved) – Used to cut tissues, fascia, and sutures.

3. Metzenbaum Scissors – For delicate dissection of soft tissue.

4. Artery Forceps (Mosquito, Crile, Kocher) – For clamping blood vessels and controlling bleeding.

5. Tissue Forceps (Allis, Babcock, Toothed & Non-Toothed) – Used to grasp tissues and the uterus gently.

6. Needle Holders (Mayo-Hegar) – To hold and guide needles during uterine and skin closure.

7. Retractors (Doyen, Deaver, Langenbeck) – For exposing abdominal layers and uterus.

8. Sponge Holding Forceps – To hold gauze or sponges for cleaning or mopping.

9. Uterine Sound and Vulsellum Forceps – To manipulate and stabilize the uterus.

10. Bowl and Basin Set – For antiseptic solutions and irrigation fluids.