Kogan Endocervical Speculum 3mm

Kogan Endocervical Speculum Electrosurgical is a specialized surgical instrument designed for use in gynecological procedures, particularly those involving the cervix. This speculum integrates the traditional design of the Kogan speculum with electrosurgical capabilities, allowing for enhanced access and manipulation of cervical tissue while simultaneously enabling cutting and coagulation.

Features:

1. Design:
   • The Kogan endocervical speculum is characterized by its elongated, narrow design, which is specifically shaped to provide access to the cervical canal. It typically features two blades that can be opened and locked in place to maintain a clear view of the cervix, facilitating various diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.
2. Electrosurgical Capability:
   • This speculum incorporates electrosurgical functionality, allowing for the application of controlled electrical current to the cervical tissue. This enables the surgeon to perform tasks such as excision, biopsy, or coagulation without needing multiple instruments, thereby streamlining the procedure.
3. Electrical Connection:
   • The Kogan Electrosurgical Speculum connects to an electrosurgical generator, which provides the necessary electrical energy for cutting or coagulating tissue. This capability allows for precise interventions while minimizing blood loss and improving overall efficiency.
4. Material and Safety:
   • Typically made from high-quality, surgical-grade stainless steel, the speculum is durable and designed for repeated sterilization. Many models include insulated handles to prevent accidental electrical burns or unintended electrical contact during procedures.
5. Ergonomics:
   • The design of the Kogan speculum allows for comfortable handling and easy manipulation during procedures. Its streamlined shape ensures minimal discomfort for patients while providing optimal access for the surgeon.

Applications:

The Kogan Endocervical Speculum Electrosurgical is commonly used in various gynecological applications, including:

• Cervical Examinations: For enhanced visibility during routine pelvic exams or Pap smears.
• Biopsy Procedures: To obtain tissue samples from the cervix for further analysis.
• LEEP Procedures: In the treatment of cervical dysplasia, where abnormal tissue is excised.