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MY800AX Hysteroscopy Simulator: RFQ Checklist

MY800AX Hysteroscopy Simulator: What to Put in the RFQ

Short answer: BIX-MY800AX is a hysteroscopic surgery simulation training system built around an adult female lower torso with a simulated vagina, cervix and uterine cavity, plus a dedicated endoscope. The page lists fallopian tube intubation, fluid operation, IUD removal, embryonic tissue residue removal and polyp resection under monitor guidance. It is a procedure trainer, not a full operating-room tower — so the RFQ must define what is included beyond the torso and endoscope.

Key takeaways

The anatomy is the product: female lower torso with vagina, cervix and uterine cavity.
A dedicated endoscope is included according to the page; the monitor and instrument set are not described.
Five procedures are named: tubal intubation, tubal fluid operation, IUD removal, tissue-residue removal and polyp resection.
Training is monitor-guided, so the visual chain — endoscope, camera, light source, monitor — must be specified as one system.
Price, carton data and module list are not published; all three belong in the RFQ.

What the page documents

Item	Published detail
Model	BIX-MY800AX
Category	Clinical Medicine Models
Anatomy	Adult female lower torso: simulated vagina, cervix, uterus
Endoscope	Dedicated endoscope included (per page)
Procedures	Fallopian tube intubation; tubal fluid operation; IUD removal; embryonic tissue residue removal; polyp resection
Guidance	Monitor image
Intended users	Hospitals and schools
Certification	ISO 9001 / 14001 / 45001 and CE stated
Price / carton	Not published

The system boundary: what “simulator” can mean

A hysteroscopy trainer is only as useful as the visual chain that feeds the monitor. The page names the torso and a dedicated endoscope; it does not name the camera, light source, monitor, insufflation, instrument set or recording system. Those may be included, optional or buyer-supplied. If the RFQ does not state the boundary, two quotes that look similar can differ by an entire tower.

Component	Status on the page	RFQ instruction
Female lower torso with uterine cavity	Included	State the number of replaceable cavities or modules.
Dedicated hysteroscope	Included (per page)	Specify diameter, angle and whether a spare is included.
Camera and light source	Not described	Ask whether included; specify resolution and compatibility.
Monitor	Not described	Ask for size, input type and mounting.
Instruments	Not described	List the instruments needed for the five procedures.
Consumable modules	Not described	Ask for part numbers, unit price and expected life.
Installation and training	Not described	Ask for on-site commissioning and a train-the-trainer day.

Five procedures, five acceptance tests

Tubal intubation. Pass the catheter under monitor guidance and confirm visualisation of the ostium.
Tubal fluid operation. Confirm flow and return without leakage at the cervical seal.
IUD removal. Place and retrieve a simulated device without damaging the cavity module.
Tissue-residue removal. Confirm the residue is visible and removable with the supplied instruments.
Polyp resection. Confirm the polyp model can be resected and that the module can be replaced.

Run these five tests at commissioning, not after the invoice is paid. Each test should name the instrument, the visual endpoint and the person who signs it off.

What the evidence says about hysteroscopy simulation

A prospective study examined retention of hysteroscopic skills after simulation training in gynecology and obstetrics residents [1]. A systematic review compared objective technical skill performance in simulation-based gynecologic endoscopy training [2]. A second systematic review focused on how hysteroscopy competencies are trained and assessed [3]. The consistent message is that simulation works when it is scheduled, assessed and repeated — not when it is purchased and stored.

The limitation is the same for every simulator: a model cannot reproduce every anatomical variant, complication or team interaction. MY800AX is a procedure trainer for the uterine cavity and the five named tasks. It does not replace operating-room supervision.

RFQ template

Section	What to write
Scope	Number of systems, intended users, annual trainee throughput.
Anatomy	Number of uterine cavity modules; replacement cycle; whether variants are available.
Imaging	Endoscope, camera, light source, monitor; resolution and spares.
Instruments	Instrument list mapped to the five procedures.
Consumables	Part numbers, unit prices, minimum order and lead time.
Service	Warranty, response time, spare parts holding, on-site training.
Commercial	Incoterm, lead time, payment terms, validity of quote.

Send the template to chinoncpr@adaanatomy.com with your trainee throughput and the procedures you need to teach. We will return a line-item quote that separates the torso, the imaging chain, the instruments and the consumables, so nothing is hidden in a single lump sum.

FAQ

Q1. What is BIX-MY800AX?
A hysteroscopic surgery simulation training system based on an adult female lower torso with a simulated vagina, cervix and uterine cavity, plus a dedicated endoscope.

Q2. Which procedures can be practised?
Fallopian tube intubation, tubal fluid operation, IUD removal, embryonic tissue residue removal and polyp resection under monitor guidance.

Q3. Is a monitor included?
The page does not state that a monitor, camera or light source is included. Specify these in the RFQ.

Q4. Is the uterine cavity replaceable?
The page does not state a replacement module or part number. Ask for the consumable list and expected life.

Q5. Who is it intended for?
The page names hospitals and schools as the training settings.

Q6. How do I get a price?
Price is not published. Email chinoncpr@adaanatomy.com with the RFQ template above and your annual trainee number.

Request a line-item quotation

Write to chinoncpr@adaanatomy.com for a line-item quotation on BIX-MY800AX. Ask for the imaging chain, instrument list and consumable prices to be quoted separately, and request a commissioning checklist with the five acceptance tests so the system is verified before sign-off.