18 instruments Insulated specula, retractors and instruments

Schroeder Tenaculum Forceps

The multi-tooth member of the tenaculum family: a ring-handled, ratcheted grasping instrument whose tip carries two curved rows of sharp teeth that interlock when the jaws close, commonly in a 2x2, 2x3, 3x3, or 4x4 arrangement.

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Ring Forceps

A ring forceps is a forceps whose jaws close as a matched pair of rings (ovals) rather than flat blades, sized to hold a folded swab or sponge without it slipping the way it could out of a flat-bladed jaw.

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Kogan Endocervical Retractor

An endocervical speculum is a small bivalve speculum sized to enter the cervical canal itself, rather than the vagina, to hold the canal open for inspection or a directed biopsy.

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Rigby Retractor

Handheld retractor is the same trade term as hand-held retractor, spelled without the hyphen as it appears in some catalogs: a retractor with no self-retaining ratchet, screw or frame, held in place for as long as it is needed rather than locking itself open.

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Lateral Vaginal Retractor

A single blade on a handle, used to hold back the wall of the vagina and keep the surgical field open.

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Gelpi Retractor

A self-retaining retractor is a surgical retractor built to hold a wound or cavity open on its own, without an assistant's hand, once it is set.

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Electrosurgical Three Prong Hook

A rake retractor is a simple, single-piece hand retractor: a handle ending in a row of curved prongs (tines) set at roughly a right angle to the shaft, with no joint, hinge, or lock anywhere in it.

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Electrosurgical Two Prong Hook

A rake retractor is a simple, single-piece hand retractor: a handle ending in a row of curved prongs (tines) set at roughly a right angle to the shaft, with no joint, hinge, or lock anywhere in it.

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Emmet Hook

An Emmet hook is a small, single-pronged surgical hook used in gynecological and obstetric procedures to catch and hold cervical or vaginal tissue while it is examined or repaired.

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Iris Hook

An iris hook is a single slender shaft with a handle at one end and a small formed hook at the working tip: it has no jaw, joint or lock, because it is used to snag and reposition tissue such as the iris margin rather than to grasp and hold it.

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Dressing Forceps

Dressing forceps are spring thumb forceps with blunt, non-toothed tips: two arms joined at one end, no joint, no ratchet and no lock.

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Weisman Speculum Right Open

A vaginal speculum is a two-bladed hand instrument that opens the vaginal walls apart and holds that opening without a hand holding it shut.

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Weisman Speculum Left Open

A vaginal speculum is a two-bladed hand instrument that opens the vaginal walls apart and holds that opening without a hand holding it shut.

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VU Max Speculum

A vaginal speculum is a two-bladed hand instrument that opens the vaginal walls apart and holds that opening without a hand holding it shut.

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Graves Speculum

A vaginal speculum is a two-bladed hand instrument that opens the vaginal walls apart and holds that opening without a hand holding it shut.

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Surgical Dressing Scissors

A two-blade scissor on a single screw joint with ring handles, made from surgical stainless steel.

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Turner Warwick Scissors Curved

Dissecting scissors are two blades crossed on a screw joint with ring handles (bows) at the finger end.

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Turner Warwick Scissors

Dissecting scissors are two blades crossed on a screw joint with ring handles (bows) at the finger end.

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