MUSEUX & TENACULUM VULSELLUM UTERINE FORCEPS OB/GYN SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS

MUSEUX and Tenaculum VulSELLUM Uterine Forceps are specialized surgical instruments used in obstetrics and gynecology (OB/GYN). They are designed to aid in specific procedures involving the uterus or female reproductive system. Below are the details of each:

1. Museux Uterine Forceps:

• Purpose: Used in gynecological surgeries to grasp and hold tissue or organs, typically during procedures involving the uterus.
• Structure: These forceps usually feature long, curved arms with a locking mechanism for firm control. The handles may have a ratchet to lock the forceps in place.
• Usage: Primarily used in uterine surgeries, such as the removal of tissue or handling the uterus during procedures like dilation and curettage (D&C), hysterectomy, or other gynecological interventions.
• Design: Designed with delicacy and precision to avoid causing damage to sensitive tissues.

2. Tenaculum VulSELLUM Uterine Forceps:

• Purpose: Specifically used for grasping and stabilizing the cervix or the uterus during surgical procedures. The Tenaculum VulSELLUM is particularly valuable for procedures where access to the cervix or uterine canal is essential.
• Structure: It has sharp, pointed hooks or prongs designed to securely grip the cervix. The instrument usually features a scissor-like design for easier handling and a locking mechanism to maintain pressure.
• Usage: Commonly used in gynecological procedures such as IUD insertions, cervical biopsies, and hysteroscopy. It can also be helpful in procedures like dilation and curettage (D&C) or when performing cervical manipulations during childbirth or surgeries.
• Design: The tenaculum is designed for precise and controlled grip, minimizing the risk of tissue damage.