CERVICOUTERINE DEVICE THAT INCREASES PROTECTION AGAINST THE RISK OF CONTRACTING CERVICOUTERINE CANCER

摘要

The present invention describes a cervicouterine device, in which the antiviral properties of copper have been directed, expanded and extended to reduce the risk of contracting cervicouterine cancer and to act as a prevention factor in cervical carcinogenesis. This is achieved by means of the concentration, increase and distribution of copper in the area of the female reproductive organs, comprising the lower part of the uterine cavity and also the endocervix, the incubation site for human papilloma virus, which is the main cause of cervicouterine cancer. The cervicouterine device as disclosed increases the ionic capacity of the copper by increasing the surface area thereof to 418 mm², and the turns of the coil are separated from one another, incorporating an extension made from the same material, and same being positioned directly in the cervix, said extension having the form of a coil, a Solomon Bar, bracelet or Celtic knot, the copper filaments being assembled on a plastic framework of different dimensions that correspond to the proportions of the uterine cavity, in accordance with the parity thereof.