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Anuscopes et sphinctéroscopes

Anuscopes et sphinctéroscopes

SKU 08-109 Category Anuscopes-Sphincteroscopes

Intro Description Designed for diagnostic examination, visualization, and minor therapeutic interventions of the anal canal and lower rectum, the SIRGIKAL 08-109 Anuscope and Sphincteroscope delivers reliable, clear exposure in proctological practice. Featuring an anatomically optimized tubular speculum with a smooth, atraumatic distal tip and an obturator for gentle insertion, this instrument facilitates comfortable patient evaluation while maintaining an unobstructed field of vision. Crafted from certified medical-grade stainless steel with a high-luster finish for optimal light reflection, it ensures dependable durability and performance across routine clinical examinations.

Spécifications du produit

  • Item Code: 08-109

  • Matériau : Acier inoxydable de qualité médicale certifiée (conforme à la norme ASTM F899)

  • Size: Standard Proctological Dimensions

  • Finition : Satinée (anti-reflet) / Miroir

Caractéristiques principales

  • Atraumatic Rounded Distal Tip: Smoothly tapered insertion profile and polished margins minimize patient discomfort and prevent mucosal trauma during introduction.

  • Optimized Lumen & Light Reflection: High-clarity internal finish maximizes illumination from examination light sources, ensuring a clear, unobstructed view of the anal canal.

  • Ergonomic Handle Grip: Secure, balanced handle structure provides steady manual control and stability for the clinician during manipulation.

  • Passivation résistante à l'autoclave : La passivation chimique citrique forme une couche protectrice dense d'oxyde de chrome, garantissant une résistance totale à la corrosion lors des cycles répétés de stérilisation hospitalière à haute température.

Utilisation

  • Proctological & Colorectal Examinations: Routine visual inspection of hemorrhoids, anal fissures, crypts, and the lower rectal mucosa.

  • Minor Therapeutic Interventions: Facilitating localized procedures such as band ligation, sclerotherapy, or small tissue biopsies within the anal canal.

  • Diagnostic Outpatient Utility: Essential diagnostic visualization tool for gastroenterology and general surgical clinics.

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