Grave Vigilant Speculum With Smoke Evacuation Tube

About Grave Vigilant Speculum With Smoke Evacuation Tube

• Integrated Smoke Tube: The speculum features a built-in or integrated tube/port that connects to a smoke evacuation system or suction machine to effectively remove smoke and maintain a clear view of the surgical site.
• Insulation/Coating: Many models are coated with a non-conductive material (e.g., blue nylon or Teflon) to protect the patient and physician from electrical current during electrosurgery. The ebonized (black) finish is also available for laser surgery to absorb stray energy and reduce reflection.
• Material: The primary construction is typically high-grade, surgical-grade stainless steel, which ensures durability and allows for repeated sterilization (autoclavable).
• Function: Like a standard Graves speculum, it is a self-retaining, bivalve instrument (two blades) used to retract the vaginal walls for examinations and procedures such as Pap smears, IUCD insertion, and cauterization of vaginal erosion.
• Sizing: These speculums are available in different sizes, including small, medium, and large, to accommodate various patient anatomies.