ISO 9001
CE Certified
Make In India
Features
- Common Kit Components
Technical Specifications
| Material | Instruments are typically made from high-grade, rust-resistant, medical-grade stainless steel. |
| Reusability/Sterilization | Most D&C kits are designed to be reusable and are fully autoclavable (can withstand repeated sterilization) to ensure hygiene and safety. Disposable variants are also available. |
| Design | The instruments are often ergonomically designed to provide surgeons with a secure grip, precision, and control during the procedure. |
| Packaging | Reusable sets come in a protective case or pouch, while disposable instruments are typically provided in sterile, individually packed pouches. |
| Vaginal Speculum | Used to hold open the vaginal walls and provide a clear view of the cervix. |
| Sponge Holding Forceps | Used to handle surgical sponges for cleaning the area and controlling bleeding. |
| Uterine Sound | A thin, rod-like instrument used to measure the depth and position of the uterus before dilation. |
| Cervical Dilators | A set of progressively thicker rods (e.g., Hegar or Pratt dilators) used to gradually and safely open the cervical canal. |
| Tenaculum Forceps/Vulsellum Forceps | A clamp used to grasp and steady the cervix during the procedure. |
| Curettes | Spoon-shaped instruments with a sharp or smooth edge used to gently scrape the uterine lining and remove tissue. |
| Ovum Forceps / Polyp Forceps | Used to grasp and remove larger pieces of tissue, polyps, or conception products from the uterus. |