Collin Vaginal Speculum Small

The Electrosurgical Collin Speculum is a specialized tool used in gynecological procedures, designed to both provide access to the vaginal canal and perform electrosurgery. It combines the traditional functionality of a Collin speculum with the added capability of delivering electrical current for tasks like tissue excision, cutting, and coagulation.

The Collin speculum is characterized by its hinged, double-bladed design, with wide, rounded blades that provide more robust retraction compared to other speculums. This makes it particularly suitable for procedures requiring better visibility and access to the vaginal walls and cervix. The blades can be adjusted and locked in place to maintain the necessary opening during the procedure.

In its electrosurgical form, the Collin speculum is connected to an electrosurgical generator, allowing the surgeon to use electrical energy to cut or coagulate tissue while performing gynecological procedures like biopsies, polyp removal, or LEEP (Loop Electrosurgical Excision Procedure). The electrical current passes through the instrument to the target tissue, enabling precise cutting and coagulation, reducing bleeding, and improving the efficiency of the procedure.

The instrument is typically constructed from high-quality, surgical-grade stainless steel, with insulated parts to ensure safety during electrosurgical applications. The insulation prevents unintended electrical burns or tissue damage to both the patient and the surgeon. The wider, rounded blades of the Collin speculum offer enhanced stability during surgery, while the electrosurgical capability allows for a more streamlined approach, eliminating the need for multiple instruments.

The Electrosurgical Collin Speculum is ideal for procedures that require both tissue manipulation and the ability to perform electrosurgery in one step, making it a valuable tool in gynecological surgeries and examinations where both access and precision are critical.