a hysterography device is provided which avoids the various disadvantages inherent in prior art devices , namely patient discomfort , incomplete seal - off of the cervical canal , complexity , and lack of provision for introduction of catheters or filberoptic devices into the uterine cavity through a sterile conduit . a handle having a conduit therein is provided for the introduction of catheters , coaxial catheter systems , fiberoptic devices , and contrast media . a cup at the distal end of the handle is vacuum or suction seated on the cervix of the patient to seal contrast media in the cervical canal . a movable cone may be provided for an enhanced seal . preferably , the cup and the handle are soft and flexible plastic allowing for better seating on the cervix and better operator manipulation . a variety of cup shapes and sizes may be used . vacuum suction in the cup may be provided by an independent flexible conduit . a method of use of such device is provided .