A recent technique in surgical hysteroscopy is hysteroscopic morcellation, as an effective and safe alternative to electrosurgical resection [5]. The first study about the use of the morcellator was published by Emanuel, et al. where they recorded a significant reduction in surgical time in polypectomies and resections of myomas type I and II with morcellator, compared to the traditional resector [6]. Hysteroscopic morcellation consists of a rigid internal tube that rotates inside another outer tube and combines cutting and aspiration. The
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