UTERINE CURETTE

UTERINE CURETTE Specification

Shelf Life
Long Life (Reusable)

Accuracy
Highly Accurate for Intended Use

Usage Type
Hospital, Clinic

Features
Corrosion Resistant, Reusable, Smooth Finish

Instruments Type
Gynecological Surgical Instrument

Function
Scraping and Removing Uterine Tissue

Storage Instructions
Store in a Dry and Clean Environment

Equipment Type
Uterine Curette

Material
Stainless Steel

Condition
New

Technology
Manual

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
Silent

Operating Type
Hand Operated

Use
Gynecological Procedures

Power Source
None (Manual)

Dimension (L*W*H)
Standard Sizes

Weight
Lightweight

Color
Silver

About UTERINE CURETTE

Uterine curette

Uterine Curettes: Medical Instruments for Endometrial Biopsy and Uterine Tissue Removal

Uterine curettes are medical instruments used in gynecology to remove uterine tissue for biopsy or excision purposes. They are typically made of high-quality German stainless steel, ensuring strength, lightweight, and rust-resistance.

Here are some key characteristics and features of uterine curettes:

Loop tip designs: Sharp, blunt, or serrated loop tips are used to aid in the removal of uterine tissue. Sharp loop tips are designed for biopsy, while blunt and serrated tips are used for excision.
Rigid or malleable types: Curettes come in rigid or malleable forms to accommodate various cases and patient needs.
Sizes and lengths: Uterine curettes vary in size and length, ranging from 9-12 inches (23-30.5 cm) in length and 2-4 mm in diameter.
Manufacturers: Well-known manufacturers include Ambler Surgical, Sims, Thomas, and Heaney, with products made in Germany and Solingen, a town renowned for its stainless steel craftsmanship since the 1600s.
Lifetime guarantee: Many German stainless steel curettes come with a lifetime guarantee, ensuring durability and reliability.
Usage: Uterine curettes are reusable instruments, typically sterilized after use and cleaned according to manufacturer instructions.

Precision and Versatility

The Uterine Curette is designed with both blunt and sharp edge options to address different clinical needs. Its multiple available lengths allow practitioners to select the appropriate size for each procedure, ensuring a high degree of accuracy and patient safety during gynecological interventions.

Ergonomic and Reliable Design

With an ergonomically crafted handle, the uterine curette facilitates comfortable and steady gripping for optimal maneuverability. The corrosion-resistant stainless steel construction and smooth finish deliver lasting durability and ease of cleaning, helping maintain instrument performance over repeated use.

Sterility and Compliance

Individually packed in sterile packs, the curette upholds hospital hygiene standards and infection control. Certified with CE marking and ISO standards, this instrument conforms to global quality benchmarks, making it a trustworthy choice for suppliers, traders, and healthcare professionals across India.

FAQ's of UTERINE CURETTE:

Q: How is the Uterine Curette sterilized before use?

A: The uterine curette is autoclavable, meaning it can be sterilized using an autoclave. This process ensures maximum instrument sterility by using high-pressure steam, making it safe for reuse in medical settings.

Q: What is the primary usage of the Uterine Curette in clinical procedures?

A: The curette is utilized for Dilation and Curettage (D&C), endometrial sampling, and scraping or removing uterine tissue. It is commonly employed by gynecologists in hospitals and clinics for various diagnostic and therapeutic interventions.

Q: When should a blunt or sharp edge curette be selected?

A: Blunt edge curettes are preferred for gentle tissue scraping or when minimal trauma is desired, while sharp edge curettes are chosen for more precise or thorough removal of tissue during procedures such as D&C or endometrial sampling.

Q: Where should the Uterine Curette be stored after use?

A: It is recommended to store the curette in a dry and clean environment after proper sterilization. This practice helps preserve its integrity, prevent corrosion, and ensures readiness for subsequent procedures.

Q: What are the benefits of the ergonomically designed handle?

A: The handle's ergonomic design improves grip, reduces hand fatigue, and supports more precise control. This enhances the clinician's comfort and effectiveness, particularly during lengthy procedures.

Q: Is the Uterine Curette suitable for real-time operation and portable use?

A: Yes, the curette is hand-operated and silent, allowing for real-time control during procedures. Its lightweight and portable build make it ideal for use in various clinical and hospital settings.