Lateral Vaginal Retractor Wide Open

Lateral Vaginal Retractor Electrosurgical is a specialized instrument used primarily in gynecological surgeries. It is designed to provide effective exposure of the vaginal walls and cervix while also incorporating electrosurgical capabilities for cutting and coagulating tissue during procedures.

Features:

1. Design:
   • The lateral vaginal retractor typically features a curved shape that allows it to gently retract the vaginal walls laterally, creating a clear view of the surgical field. This design is particularly useful in procedures that require access to the vaginal canal or cervix, as it minimizes trauma to the surrounding tissue.
2. Electrosurgical Capability:
   • This retractor integrates electrosurgical functionality, enabling the application of controlled electrical current to the tissue while retracting. This capability allows surgeons to perform tasks such as coagulation of blood vessels, cutting, or excision of abnormal tissue without the need for multiple instruments.
3. Electrical Connection:
   • The Lateral Vaginal Retractor connects to an electrosurgical generator, which provides the necessary electrical energy. The current can be delivered directly to the tissue through the retractor, allowing for precise cutting or coagulation while maintaining visibility and access.
4. Material and Safety:
   • Made from high-quality, surgical-grade stainless steel, the retractor is designed for durability and can withstand repeated sterilization. Many models feature insulated components to protect both the patient and the healthcare provider from accidental electrical burns or injury.
5. Ergonomics:
   • The instrument is designed for comfortable handling and positioning, enabling easy manipulation during surgical procedures. Its ergonomic design allows the surgeon to maintain control and stability during extended operations.

Applications:

The Lateral Vaginal Retractor Electrosurgical is commonly used in various gynecological procedures, including:

• Cervical Procedures: For enhancing visibility during procedures like LEEP (Loop Electrosurgical Excision Procedure) or cervical biopsies.
• Hysterectomies: To provide access and visibility to the vaginal canal during removal of the uterus.
• Pelvic Surgeries: In procedures involving the ovaries, fallopian tubes, or surrounding structures.