How the Ipas MVA Works

A GENTLE APPROACH FOR ALL PROVIDERS

The Ipas MVA—a hand-held vacuum that does not require electricity—uses suction to remove uterine contents through the cervix using a cannula. Easy to learn and use by nurse practitioners, midwives, and other primary healthcare providers, the MVA procedure is safe, 98% effective, affordable, and uses minimal resources.

(Scroll down to see all the Ipas MVA features and functions.)

all parts and devices are latex-free

CE certified &

ISO 13485 compliant

This diagram showcases our Double Valve. All these attributes also apply to the Ipas MVA PLUS.

Cannulae apertures prevent blockages and ensure complete coverage of uterus during the procedure

Available in 8 diameter sizes for varied gestational weeks (4–10mm & 12 mm)

Cannulae markings allow for assessment of uterus size during insertion/procedure

Wing base adapters are color-coded by size

Locking valves control the vacuum, contribute to maintaining cleanliness, and help facilitate the analysis of POC

Gentle suction during
procedure provides:
• Reduced uterine perforation
• Preserved POC
• Easy identification of gestational sac

10 CC increments help measure contents
(Total holding capacity of 60 CC)

Maintains vacuum for at least 30 minutes
Vacuum: 24-26 inches
(609.6-660.4 MM HG) of mercury

Ergonomic plunger and valve allow gentle control & increased comfort during procedure

safe for up to 12 weeks

INSTRUCTIONS & INDICATIONS FOR USE
Miscarriage Management ~ Endometrial biopsy ~ Uterine Evacuation

For safe, effective, and affordable uterine evacuation up to 12 weeks gestation and endometrial biopsy, the basic Ipas MVA usage steps include the below. Detailed training and instructional guides can be found on our resources page, or contact us for more information.

Prepare the patient and provide them with pain relief—oral analgesia, paracervical block

Create a vacuum through the aspirator by pressing the
valve buttons and pulling the plunger

Insert the cannula into the uterus and attach the prepared
aspirator

Release the valve buttons on the aspirator and gently rotate to aspirate the uterine contents