Contraceptive device

A contraceptive device comprising a body adapted to block an oviduct passage through a user's uterine muscle tissue, said body having a first means for effecting closure of the oviduct passage by forcibly seating against the uterine muscle tissue at and around the mouth defined at the opening of the oviduct passage into the uterine cavity, an elongate connection means connected with said first means for extending therefrom through said mouth of the oviduct passage, and a second means connected with said elongate connection means for effecting closure of the oviduct passage opening where the user's Fallopian tube connects with the oviduct passage by forcibly seating against the uterine muscle tissue at and around such oviduct passage opening, said first and second means being of bulbous form abruptly enlarged with respect to said connection means to present opposed surface portions, said elongate connection means being of a length in the range of about 2-14 mm determined from anatomic data of the user which assures that said opposed surface portions are forcibly seated against the uterine muscle tissue to effect their closures of the oviduct passage predominantly at the largest diameters of the bulbous portions respectively at said mouth of the oviduct passage and at said opening of the oviduct passage where the Fallopian tube connects with the oviduct passage, said connection means being of generally cylindrical form and of sufficient diameter as determined from anatomical data of the user so as to be completely surrounded and gripped by such muscle tissue to effect further closure of said passage, said opposed surface portions having substantially the same area when projected onto a plane transverse to the longitudinal axis of said body so that oppositely directed and substantially balancing forces are exerted thereon by the uterine muscle tissue to effect axial fixation of the device, and said elongate connection means having a diameter in the range of about 2-6 mm and which, with respect to the diameter of each of said bulbous portions is in the range of 0.4:1 to 0.8:1 so that both gripping of the connection means by the uterine muscle tissue and axial fixation are preserved.