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A set of graduated blunt dilators used to progressively enlarge the common bile duct during biliary surgery.
A single- or double-toothed grasping forceps used to seize and stabilise the cervix during gynecologic procedures.
A specialised separator used during pyloroplasty to define the pyloric layers for controlled incision.
A gynecologic dressing forceps with double-curved shafts used to introduce medications or dressings into the uterine cavity.
A curved scoop used during biliary surgery to remove gall stones from the gallbladder or common bile duct.
A gynecologic instrument used within the uterine cavity for grasping, dissection, or curettage during obstetric and gynecologic procedures.
A spoon-shaped instrument with a sharp or blunt cup edge used to scoop out soft tissue, cartilage, or cancellous bone from a cavity.
A speculum used to hold tissue apart for examination or during surgery. Adjustable or fixed-opening designs suit different anatomic sites.
Self-retaining bivalve speculum used for routine cervical examination, Pap smears, and IUD placement.
Double-ended handheld speculum used for gynecologic procedures requiring anterior and posterior vaginal wall retraction with an assistant.
Sharp-edged endometrial curette used in dilatation and curettage for tissue sampling or evacuation.
Classic obstetric forceps with cephalic and pelvic curves. Used for assisted vaginal delivery when the fetal head is well engaged.
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