Seeing the cervix is the whole procedure.
Colposcopy, LEEP, IUD insertion, biopsy. Each one is only as good as the view. INTUVA is building for the moment the cervix is fully in frame.
The view is the diagnosis.
An acetowhite margin you cannot see is not graded. An os you cannot line up is not sampled cleanly. Nothing downstream, not the biopsy, not the excision, not the follow-up interval, is better than the view it was decided from. Yet the view is the one part of the exam nobody has engineered in decades.
Four procedures. One view.
Colposcopy
A magnified exam of the cervix after acetic acid, used to find and grade precancerous change after an abnormal Pap or HPV result.
Grading is only as honest as the transformation zone you can see.
LEEP
Loop electrosurgical excision. A heated wire loop removes the abnormal transformation zone, treating the lesion and producing the specimen in one pass.
A clean margin starts with the whole lesion in frame.
IUD insertion
An intrauterine device is passed through the cervical canal into the uterus, for contraception or to manage heavy bleeding.
A cervix in view is a first-pass insertion, not a third attempt.
Endometrial biopsy
A thin pipelle is passed through the os to sample the uterine lining, usually to work up abnormal or postmenopausal bleeding.
An os in full view is a sample, not a callback.
Built with the people who use it.
INTUVA is developed alongside practising colposcopists, OB/GYNs and nurses, and supported by the institutions below.
How do you get the view you need today?
That's the question we're asking colposcopists, OB/GYNs and clinic leads. Twenty minutes, no pitch. We'll go deeper on the work itself under NDA.