Univlabs Technologies Launches India's First Portable Gynaecology Endoscopy System
Univlabs Technologies
, in partnership with the Federation of Obstetric and Gynaecological Societies of India (
FOGSI
) and the Indian Association of Gynecological Endoscopists (IAGE), celebrated a major milestone with the EAGLE 100 Conclave at the ABBY Ballroom, Avadh Utopia, Surat. The event marked the completion of 100 EAGLE (Every Aspiring Gynecologist Learns Endoscopy) workshops, which have trained over 4,000 surgeons across 70+ cities in India, significantly advancing safe and minimally invasive gynecological surgery.
Key Announcements at EAGLE 100
1. Gynaecology Endoscopy Protocol Booklet
A first-of-its-kind clinical guide based on insights from the first 100
EAGLE workshops
and aligned with FOGSI standards. This evidence-based booklet aims to standardize
endoscopic procedures
and improve patient outcomes.
2. GynoStart Suite – India's First Portable Endoscopy System for Gynaecologists
A fully integrated, all-in-one 4K endoscopy unit designed for diagnostic hysteroscopy. Housed in a compact, lightweight case, it includes:
4K Camera & CCULED light sourceIntegrated monitor & recorderSupports procedures like AUB evaluation, infertility diagnostics, IUD localization, and endometrial biopsyDesigned for clinics and smaller healthcare centers with value and accessibility in mind.
4. Hystero Pump – HY-1000
Advanced fluid management system featuring:
5.5' touchscreen interfaceAuto self-test and intuitive controlsHigh-precision piezo pressure sensorEnsures stable cavity distension and enhanced surgical safety
Educational Highlights
Two expert-led panels discussion delivered actionable clinical insights:
'Tackling Tough Complications in Hystero-Laparoscopy' Moderators: Dr. Egbert Saldhana & Dr. Usha Menon Panelists: Dr. Mohil Patel, Dr. Kanika Jain'From Clinic to OT: Building Your First Endoscopy OT' Moderators: Dr. Santwan Mehta & Dr. Amrita Tandon Panelists: Dr. Priyanka Garg, Dr. Rohan Krishnakumar
Faculty Recognition & Networking
20+ faculty members honored for contributions to EAGLE workshopsLive demonstrations of GynoStart Suite.Collaboration discussions with Univlabs leadership
Leadership Voices
'The 100th EAGLE workshop reflects our commitment to making advanced gynecological care more accessible across India.'
— Sunil Singh, Founder & CEO, Univlabs Technologies
'GynoStart and the protocol booklet are powerful tools to help Indian gynecologists deliver world-class endoscopic care.'
— Dr. Sejal Naik, Chairperson FOGSI Endoscopy Committee, Treasurer IAGE, EAGLE National Coordinator.
'With innovation, trust, and value at our core, Univlabs is building India's endoscopy ecosystem.'
— Dr. Anil Mandhani, Co-Founder, Univlabs & Chairman, Urology, FMRI
About Univlabs Technologies
Founded in 2015 in Gurugram, Haryana, Univlabs is a Make-in-India health tech company with 16 patents (3 granted, 13 pending) and over 2,000 medical institutions/hospitals are clients. With a mission to make high-quality healthcare accessible to all, Univlabs develops endoscopy and surgical innovations tailored to surgical and clinical needs.
Looking Ahead
Univlabs will continue expanding its EAGLE workshop initiative and product development roadmap to support next-gen gynecologists. As India's healthcare sector grows toward $159 billion, Univlabs aims to lead the charge in high-quality surgical technology and take it to the world.
Disclaimer - The above content is non-editorial, and ET Healthworld hereby disclaims any and all warranties, expressed or implied, relating to it, and does not guarantee, vouch for or necessarily endorse any of the content.
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