Welch Allyn KleenSpec Gynecological Speculum
The Welch Allyn KleenSpec gynaecological speculum offers modern and hygienic vaginal examination. Made of transparent white acrylic, this disposable Pederson-type speculum ensures optimal visualization of the vaginal canal. Compatible with the KleenSpec lighting system or any external light source, it guarantees perfectly distributed lighting for precise and comfortable gynaecological examinations.
| Brand: Welch Allyn |
Référence |
59004 |
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Features:
- Disposable vaginal speculum, Pederson type
- Made of transparent white acrylic
- Single use for optimal hygiene
- Compatible with the Welch Allyn KleenSpec lighting system
- Also usable with an external light source
- Complete visualization of the vaginal canal thanks to material transparency
- Optimal light distribution during examination
- Available in three sizes: Small, Medium and Large
- Packaging: box of 24 specula (Small and Medium) or 18 specula (Large)
- Welch Allyn brand, reference in medical equipment
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A gynaecological examination made easier by perfect visibility and intuitive handling.
Frequently asked questions
Can the KleenSpec speculum be used without the Welch Allyn lighting system?
Yes, the KleenSpec speculum can be used with a standard external light source. The KleenSpec lighting system is optional and optimizes illumination thanks to the speculum's specific design.
What size KleenSpec speculum should be chosen for a gynaecological examination?
Size choice depends on the patient's anatomy. Small size is suitable for nulliparous patients or those with vaginal atrophy, Medium size is adapted to most routine examinations, and Large size is recommended for multiparous patients.
Why choose a transparent acrylic speculum rather than metal?
Transparent acrylic provides better visibility of the vaginal canal and walls during examination. The disposable nature eliminates sterilization requirements and reduces the risk of cross-contamination between patients.