Rectal Speculum

Rectal Speculum Pennington Rectal Speculum features an obturator that allows the speculum tube to be guided into the anal canal for examination of conditions such as hemorrhoids and anal fissures. The speculum is available with varying handle lengths to accommodate a wide range of cases.

Rectal Polypus Snare bayonet shape, working length 11-3/4" (30.0 cm) Norwood Rectal Polypus Snare is designed for removal of abnormal growths located high in the rectal ampulla or lower pelvic colon. The snare features a bayonet shape with a strong handle designed to permit maximal viewing of the proctoscopic field. A loop of wire is soldered to the distal end of the snare to be placed around the polyp. The wire can be adjusted to the desired size to accommodate a wide range of cases.

Ives-Fansler Anoscope w/ plastic obturator, 1" diameter, 3-3/8" (8.5 cm) Ives-Fansler Anoscope features a plastic obturator that is inserted into the anus for guidance of the outer hollow tube into the anus. A light can be shown through this tube for clearer viewing. A perpendicular handle makes the instrument more convenient to operate. The speculum is designed to examine the anal canal.

Rectal Speculum solid blades, 1/2" x 3" (1.3 cm x 7.6 cm), 6-1/4" (16.0 cm) Sims (Bodenhammer) Rectal Speculum features solid blades at the end of a hinged handle and a screw mechanism to lock the blades in an open position. This allows the operator to examine the lower rectum and anus without constantly squeezing the spring handles.