Pederson Vaginal Speculum Small

The Electrosurgical Pederson Vaginal Speculum is a specialized surgical instrument used primarily in gynecological procedures. This speculum combines the traditional design of the Pederson speculum with the functionality of electrosurgery, allowing for both access to the vaginal canal and the ability to perform electrosurgical tasks during examinations or procedures.

Features:

1. Design:
   • The Pederson speculum is characterized by its narrow, tapered blades, which make it ideal for patients with a smaller vaginal canal or for use in procedures requiring more delicate access. The blades can be adjusted and locked in place, providing a clear view of the cervix and vaginal walls.
2. Electrosurgical Capability:
   • This speculum integrates electrosurgical functions, allowing for the application of controlled electrical current to the tissue. The current facilitates precise cutting or coagulation, which is essential for tasks like biopsies, polypectomies, or cervical procedures such as LEEP (Loop Electrosurgical Excision Procedure).
3. Electrical Connection:
   • The Electrosurgical Pederson Speculum connects to an electrosurgical generator, allowing surgeons to deliver electrical energy directly to the tissue while maintaining visibility and access. This combination enhances efficiency, as it reduces the need for multiple instruments during a single procedure.
4. Material and Safety:
   • Made from high-quality, surgical-grade stainless steel, the speculum is durable and easy to sterilize. Many models feature insulated components to protect both the patient and the healthcare provider from accidental electrical burns or unintended tissue damage.
5. Ergonomics:
   • The design of the speculum allows for comfortable handling and positioning, facilitating ease of use during surgical procedures.

Applications:

The Electrosurgical Pederson Vaginal Speculum is commonly used in various gynecological applications, including:

• Routine pelvic examinations
• Cervical screenings and Pap smears
• Biopsy procedures
• Treatment of abnormal cervical cells
• Removal of polyps or lesions