Cusco Vaginal Speculum Small

The Electrosurgical Cusco Speculum is a specialized instrument used in gynecological procedures to provide access to the vaginal canal and cervix, with the added capability of performing electrosurgery for tasks such as cutting or coagulation. It combines the functionality of a traditional Cusco speculum, which features a self-retaining, duckbill design, with the enhanced ability to perform electrosurgical functions during procedures.

The Cusco speculum has two hinged blades that can be opened and locked in place to provide clear visibility and access to the cervix and vaginal walls, making it ideal for procedures such as cervical examinations, Pap smears, and biopsies. When combined with electrosurgical capabilities, the instrument can be used for procedures that involve tissue excision, removal of abnormal cells, or coagulation to control bleeding.

In electrosurgical applications, the Cusco speculum connects to an electrosurgical generator, which allows for the application of controlled electrical current to the tissue. This can be used to cut or coagulate tissue during procedures like a LEEP (Loop Electrosurgical Excision Procedure) or polypectomy, reducing the need for additional instruments and making the procedure more efficient.

Made from high-quality, durable materials like stainless steel, the electrosurgical Cusco speculum often includes insulated components to ensure safety for the healthcare professional by preventing accidental electrical burns or unintended tissue damage. The ergonomic design allows for easy handling and positioning during procedures, providing both access and functionality in a single tool.

This instrument is particularly beneficial in gynecological procedures where both access and the ability to perform electrosurgery are required, streamlining the surgical process and improving outcomes for patients.