A hinged intra-uterine rod which is controlled by the handle allows the uterus to be moved in all directions. A locking system allows the rod to be locked in a given position. The rod is attached to the uterus by means of its screwed conical section. This allows the uterus to be held firmly when it is moved and when it is removed. There are 3 lengths of rod available.
Atraumatic rods are also available, for non-hysterectomy applications.
An anatomical valve, which slides and rotates, allows the fornices to be identified to faciiltates the opening of the vagina. The valve is made of an insulating material so that monopolar. A sealing system, composed of 3 flexible seals, permits the pneumoperitoneum to be maintained by stopping any leakages of gas when the fornix is opened.