Introduction
The Kiwi® vacuum extractor was invented by the New Zealand obstetrician, Professor Aldo Vacca, and was commercially launched by Clinical Innovations (CI) in the United States in 1999. In 2009, our founder introduced this technology to China, initiating its localized promotion. A comprehensive nationwide roll-out began in March 2015, through which we have provided training to over 10,000 physician training attendances to date. Following the expiration of CI's patents after 2020, our company acquired the exclusive ownership of the 'Kiwi' trademark in China. Since then, we have embarked on manufacturing an upgraded version of the Kiwi® disposable vacuum-assisted fetal head extraction device. Driven by continuous innovation, we are now proud to announce that the all-new, next-generation Kiwi® disposable vacuum extractor is coming soon.
Vacuum extraction is a time-honored routine in operative obstetrics, but it truly became a dominant method after Aldo Vacca invented Kiwi® in 1999. It remains a favorite among obstetricians because it is convenient to use, easy to master, and gentle on both mother and baby
From the 1954 horn-shaped vacuum cup, to the 1999 Kiwi® disposable system, to the upcoming 2027 digital vacuum extractor: technological progress safeguards the future of assisted delivery.
Through our professional training, clinicians can rapidly master the operational techniques of the Kiwi® Omni 5015G series disposable vacuum extractor. Repeated practice on the birth simulator enables them to swiftly build surgical confidence and accumulate the necessary experience for independent practice.
