Schroeder Vulsellum Forceps 9.5 Inch, 2X2 Teeth, Sraight

This size is suited for consistent cervical visualization by reaching the fornices while keeping hands clear, enabling stable anterior lip control and accurate os alignment.

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SKU: D-7400.24 Categories: Forceps, Gynecology, Surgical Instruments

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Technical Specifications of Schroeder Vulsellum Forceps 9.5 Inch, 2X2 Teeth, Sraight

Specification	Description
Speciality	Gynecology,Obstetric Surgery
Category	Surgical Instruments > Gynecology > Forceps
Type	Vulsellum
Model Variant	9.5 Inch
Material	Stainless Steel
Sterilization Method	Autoclavable
finish	Matte
Length (mm)	24 CM
Packiging Unit	Single piece
Handle Type	flat grip
Tip Type	Straight
Country of Origin	Egypt
SKU	D-7400.24
Certifications	ISO 13485

This surgical forceps is configured for gynecology and obstetric procedures, providing controlled handling in operative settings. The vulsellum design features a straight tip, flat-grip handles, and a 9.5 inch (24 cm) length to support precise manipulation. Constructed from stainless steel with a matte finish and compatible with autoclave sterilization, it aligns with standard reprocessing protocols.

Surgical Applications of Schroeder Vulsellum Forceps 9.5 Inch, 2X2 Teeth, Sraight

This device facilitates controlled exposure of the cervix by securing tissue for stable orientation, supporting illumination-assisted inspection and consistent visualization across the examination field. It aids access preparation by aligning the cervical os and maintaining tissue position, enabling clear line-of-sight for documentation and adjunct device placement.

Common Applications

Stabilization of the anterior cervical lip to preserve consistent surface orientation during inspection.
Positional control of the cervical os to optimize visibility for image capture and charting.
Controlled exposure of vaginal fornices and cervical margins under directed illumination.
Steady tissue alignment to support placement and seating of adjunct gynecologic devices.
Maintenance of an unobstructed viewing field during pelvic examination for consistent comparative documentation over time.