Postpartum Balloon with Rapid Instillation Components, 24F, 55mm, 500ml, sterile

Uterine compression: The balloon compresses the uterus and maintains constant pressure on the uterine wall, reducing bleeding by promoting uterine contraction.Treatment of atony: It is particularly effective in treating uterine atony, the most common cause of postpartum hemorrhage.

Surgical alternative: Compared to surgical interventions such as hysterectomy or uterine artery ligation, balloon use is less invasive.Enhanced safety: It helps control bleeding without the need for more complex procedures, reducing risk to the patient.

Simple installation: The device is designed for quick setup, which is critical in emergencies. Its insertion is relatively straightforward for physicians and can be done in a short time.Adapted equipment: The balloon usually comes with components for rapid inflation and precise volume adjustment.

Fertility preservation: Unlike procedures that require uterine removal (hysterectomy), balloon use allows uterine preservation, important for women wishing to have more children.

Hemorrhage management: By effectively controlling bleeding, this device can reduce the need for blood transfusions and complications linked to excessive blood loss.

Postpartum hemorrhage: This is the primary use of the Cook balloon. It is used when heavy bleeding occurs after childbirth, often following a vaginal delivery or cesarean section, mainly in cases of uterine atony.Uterine atony: This device is a key solution when the uterus fails to contract after delivery, resulting in excessive bleeding. The balloon helps stimulate uterine contraction and stop the hemorrhage.Post-operative management: It can be used after certain obstetric surgeries to prevent or treat postpartum hemorrhage, especially after procedures such as a cesarean section or difficult placenta extraction.Severe obstetric complications: In situations where medical treatments or drugs (like oxytocin) are insufficient, this balloon can serve as a temporary but effective solution before resorting to more invasive intervention.