Electrode Pederson Speculum

The Electrode Pederson Speculum is a specialized gynecological instrument that combines the features of a Pederson speculum with an electrode used for procedures involving electrosurgery, such as LEEP (Loop Electrosurgical Excision Procedure).

Key Features:

• Base Instrument:
  The Pederson speculum is a type of vaginal speculum that is narrower than the Graves speculum, making it ideal for patients with a smaller vaginal canal or those who have never given birth vaginally.

• Electrode Integration:
  The addition of an electrode allows for electrical current to be applied for cutting or coagulating tissue, typically used in the treatment of cervical dysplasia.

• Insulated Design:
  The electrode part is insulated except at the tip to ensure safety and precision during procedures.

Common Use:

• LEEP procedures for removing abnormal cervical tissue.

• Colposcopy-guided biopsies.

• Minor electrosurgical procedures in gynecology.

Advantages:

• Combines retraction and electrosurgical functionality.

• Minimizes the number of tools needed during a procedure.

• Enhances procedural efficiency and precision.