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MyoSure Operative Hysteroscopy Lens Disposable Seals for the Hysterscope & Outflow Cannula Outflow / Suction Tubing On the side handed off to the circulator the tubing Ys. The White end of the tubing attaches to the suction canister without the sock & the Yellow end of the tubing attaches to Continue Reading
A Cesarean Section also know as a C-Section is done for a number of reasons when a baby can’t be born vaginally. – Failure to Progress – Uterine issues – Placental issues – Umbilical Cord issues – Fetal Distress – Pre-eclampsia – STDs C-Sections are usually done using a Pfannenstiel Continue Reading
From Right to Left – Heaney Side Wall Retractor x 2 (visualization of vagina & cervix) – Sims Retractor (visualization of vagina & cervix) – Sponge Stick (grasp cervix) – Single Tooth Tenaculum (grasp cervix) – Local – Uterine Sound (calibrated to measure length of uterus) – Heaney Dilators Continue Reading
Versapoint Resectoscope From Right to Left – 30° Hysteroscopy Lens – Sheath for quick hysteroscopy before using. The resectoscope (not part of the resectoscopeassembly ) – Obturator of resectoscope assembly assembly – Inner Cannula of resectoscope assembly – Outter Cannula of resectoscope assembly – Working Electrode (disposable) – Power Cord Continue Reading
