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FemVue is the first FDA-cleared product that creates natural saline and air contrast and enables safe, reliable, and real time evaluation of the fallopian tubes with ultrasound. When performed with a uterine cavity assessment, a more comprehensive exam can be achieved from the comfort of the GYN’s office.

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FemVue is the first FDA-cleared product that delivers natural saline and air as contrast for diagnosis of the fallopian tubes with ultrasound. When paired with FemCath, an FDA-cleared intrauterine catheter, each tube can be selected for individual evaluation. This safe and reliable procedure provides real-time results and can be done along with a uterine cavity assessment for a comprehensive infertility diagnosis.

FemCath, an FDA-cleared intrauterine catheter, is the first to allow for selective evaluation of a fallopian tube with contrast. FemCath features our proprietary delivery platform, which places balloon technology close to the opening of a selected fallopian tube for directed delivery.

FemCerv, an FDA-cleared endocervical sampler, is the first to be designed for capture of a complete and uncontaminated sample in a relatively pain-free procedure. FemCerv features an expandable collection chamber that is exposed during sampling and closed during removal for containment of cervical cells and tissue.

Blocked fallopian tubes account for a  large portion of infertility cases.

FemVue creates natural bubbles so your  gynecologist can check for tubal infertility (blocked tubes).

Why FemVue

FemVue is a revolutionary device that allows your doctor to easily check your tubes as part of your initial infertility work-up.

  • Safe
  • Time-Saving
  • Affordable
  • Convenient
Indications for Use

The FemVue Saline-Air Device instills a consistent alternating pattern of saline and air as a continuous stream of contrast medium into the uterus and fallopian tubes to be used in conjunction with an intrauterine catheter for performance of sono-hysterosalpingogram (Sono HSG).

Contraindications
  • Any condition that is a contraindication to hysterosalpingography.
  • Current or recent pregnancy (previous 6 weeks) including miscarriage which may increase risk of air embolism.