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Built for the patients a standard speculum was never designed to see.
Standard insertion proceeds normally. The blades expand anteriorly and posteriorly, front to back, creating a clear channel.
The speculum does not retract the lateral vaginal walls. In many patients, these walls begin to fall inward into the field of view.
The clinician cannot achieve a clear view. Sampling is incomplete, repeated, or abandoned. The patient leaves without a reliable result.
Current solutions are improvised, inconsistent, and not designed for this problem.
We are developing a medical device designed to address lateral vaginal wall collapse during speculum-based examinations. Our approach integrates seamlessly into existing clinical workflows, requiring no retraining and no disruption to the exam.
We are in active development, guided by direct input from clinicians across Canada and the UK. Details are being kept confidential during this stage.
If you are a clinician, researcher, or investor interested in learning more, we'd welcome a conversation.
Connect With UsINTUVA's development has been shaped by direct discovery interviews with clinicians across primary care, OB/GYN, and colposcopy, spanning Canada and the United Kingdom. Advisor profiles coming soon.
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We're actively seeking conversations with clinicians, researchers, investors, and strategic partners. Whether you have experienced the problem firsthand or see an opportunity to collaborate, reach out.