Surgeons, PAs, surgical assistants, techs, nurses, OR leaders — you each see a different angle of the same room. This is a structured research interview, built around your specific role in the OR. Qualified participants get a confidential look at our patent-pending designs — and a direct hand in shaping them.
No wrong answers. This helps us understand who we're hearing from and where the friction lives across different roles.
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Your experience puts you right at the center of what we're building. What comes next is confidential, in-development work — the kind we only share with the people closest to the problem. A few quick questions first, then we'll show you what we've been working on.
Rate it from where you stand. This tells us how the pain actually shows up — and how often.
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Worldwide, over 6 million hysterectomies are performed annually. In the United States, approximately 500,000 to 600,000 procedures are conducted each year.
Johns Hopkins MedicineEverything surrounding this procedure has innovated — imaging, energy, robotics, closure — except the actual device manipulating the uterus. That gap is exactly where patients are underserved. We seek to change that.
CDC / ACOG hysterectomy prevalence dataA few questions about your world, a few things we've found along the way — then the reveal. Let's start.
A few questions about how your room works today. No wrong answers — we want the unfiltered version from your seat.
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The pattern is consistent across the field: handing manipulation to an assistant introduces variability, communication lag, and a loss of surgeon autonomy at exactly the moments precision matters most.
Independent surgeon survey, 2025The device literature states it plainly: adjusting the uterus “by directly applying force… through communication with a main operator… delays surgery time and deteriorates accuracy.”
Uterine manipulator patent disclosuresIf that lines up with your room, keep going — the next questions get closer to where it actually hurts.
The moments where manipulation stops being routine. Mark anything that doesn't apply to your role as N/A.
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In a survey of gyn surgeons, 87.2% reported it — and one cancer series put the per-case rate at 11%, changing adjuvant therapy in nearly a quarter of those cases.
Segura et al., Gynecol Oncol 2021 · MIS endometrial cancer, 2023The ureter sits millimeters from the field at colpotomy. In 1 in 8 patients it runs within 5 mm of the lateral cervix — closer than the instrument in your hand.
Abdel Khalek, Updates Surg 2020 · Contemporary OB/GYN 2025Landmark visibility depends on feel and experience — exactly the variable a better tool should remove.
Colpotomy technique reviews, ScienceDirectEvery one of these traces back to the same two things: how the uterus is held, and how cleanly the colpotomy is made. A few last questions — then we show you what we've built.
Workflow, fatigue, and the tools you reach for. Mark N/A for anything outside your role.
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Fatigue, turnover, and verbal hand-offs make consistency the exception, not the rule — through the longest, hardest parts of the case.
SLH vaginal-assistant guidance · manipulator-robotics reviewsFibroids, dense adhesions, deep endo, the obliterated cul-de-sac — exactly when you need the most, manual manipulation runs out of reach and force.
Manipulator patent lit · difficult-hysterectomy literatureWhat comes next is confidential, in-development, patent-pending work — the kind we only share with the people closest to the problem. You've earned the look. One quick agreement protects it, then it's yours to see.
What follows is patent-pending, in-development work, not yet FDA cleared — confidential and proprietary. To protect it, we ask everyone who previews it to agree to a brief, standard confidentiality agreement. No redirect, no account — just read and sign below.
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Not ready to sign? No problem — the preview stays sealed, but you can still come along for the ride and be among the first to hear as we build.
Thank you for signing. Each piece below is in active development — engineering underway, coming together toward one integrated system. As you look, keep your own cases in mind: we'll ask what you think on the next screen.
This is the part that shapes the product. Be candid; critical feedback is more valuable to us than polite feedback.
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Your experience and your reaction are now part of the research that decides what we build. The people in the room — surgeons, assistants, techs, and nurses alike — are the reason this gets built right.
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Utero-Flex by HouserLogics LLC · Confidential pre-market research · Not for distribution
You're now part of the HouserLogics circle. We'll keep you posted as we build — and the moment something lands in your corner of the OR, you'll be among the first to hear. The future of surgery gets built by people like you.
— The HouserLogics team
HouserLogics LLC · Building the next generation of surgical tools · Confidential research