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Obstetrics and Gynecology (OB-GYN) equipment spans a wide range of specialized tools used to monitor pregnancy, perform routine exams, and conduct complex surgeries. These instruments are broadly categorized into diagnostic, surgical, and labor & delivery tools to provide comprehensive women's healthcare.
1. Diagnostic & Examination Instruments
Vaginal Speculum: Used to hold the vaginal walls apart for visual inspection of the cervix and vagina (available in varying sizes, metal or disposable).
Colposcope: A specialized magnifying instrument used for detailed viewing of the cervix, vagina, and vulva.
Pelvimeter: A caliper-like tool used to measure the dimensions of the female pelvis to assess if a natural birth is feasible.
Endometrial Biopsy Cannula (Pipelle): A flexible suction device used to collect tissue samples from the lining of the uterus.
2. Labor & Delivery Equipment
Pinard Fetal Stethoscope: A traditional horn-shaped acoustic stethoscope used to listen to the fetal heartbeat.
Fetal Doppler: An ultrasound device used to track and amplify the fetal heartbeat during prenatal visits.
Cardiotocograph (CTG Machine): Monitors fetal heart rate and uterine contractions to check for fetal distress during labor.
Obstetrical Forceps: Curved metal instruments (e.g., Simpson or Kielland forceps) designed to cradle the baby's head and assist in guiding the baby out of the birth canal.
Vacuum Extractor (Ventouse): Uses a soft silicone or metal suction cup applied to the fetal head to provide traction and assist in delivery.
Umbilical Cord Clamps & Scissors: Used to securely clamp and cut the umbilical cord immediately after birth.
Amniotome (Amniohook): A sterile instrument with a small hook designed to safely rupture the amniotic sac to induce or accelerate labor.
3. Minor & Major Surgical Instruments
Uterine Sound: A graduated metal rod inserted into the uterus to measure its depth and determine the direction of the cervical canal.
Cervical Dilators (Hegar or Pratt): Smooth, tapered metal rods used to gradually open the cervix for procedures like D&C.
Uterine Curettes: Spoon-shaped instruments used to scrape and remove tissue from the uterus (common in D&C procedures).
Ovum or Placenta Forceps: Serrated instruments used to safely grasp and extract products of conception or the placenta.
Hysterectomy Forceps (e.g., Heaney or Ballentine): Robust clamps used to firmly hold and occlude the tough uterine ligaments during hysterectomy surgeries.
Green-Armytage Forceps: Hemostatic, crushing clamps designed to securely grasp the uterus and control bleeding during Cesarean sections (C-sections).
4. Minimally Invasive / Advanced Surgical
Uterine Manipulator: A tool inserted into the uterus to move and position it during laparoscopic gynecological procedures.
Laparoscope: A thin, fiber-optic instrument inserted through the abdomen for minimally invasive pelvic surgeries.
Hysteroscope: A miniaturized endoscope used to view the inside of the uterus directly via the cervix for diagnostic or operative tasks.
This Better Medical gynaecological and Urological examination table features a gray upholstered mattress with adjustable stirrups.
It features adjustable leg supports (stirrups) and an articulated backrest for patient positioning.
The table has a stainless steel basin for hygiene during procedures.
The electric table is designed for multifuctional use in obstetrics and gynecological procedures.
It includes a stainless steel drainage tray and sits on a wheeled base for mobility.
This is Better Medical Multifunction Stainless Steel Medical Obstetric Bed often used for gynecology examinations and delivery.
It is an electric adjustable table featuring a yellow padded cushion, adjustable backrest, and leg supports.
The bed is designed with a durable steel frame, often covered with washable plastic material for sanitation
This #Bistos BT-350 #Fetal Monitor(Cardiotocography) features a 7-inch color LCD display and dual doppler probes for monitoring twin pregnancies.
Fetal Monitoring: This cardiotocography (CTG) machine measures fetal heart rate, uterine contractions, and fetal movement.
Data Analysis: It includes built-in software for CTG analysis, covering baseline, acceleration, and deceleration metrics.
Printing: The device features an integrated thermal array printer to record data for patient files.
Storage: It can store data for up to 150 patients.
This is a set of stainless steel Surgical Instruments often used for Gynecology or Obstetrics procedures, such as a Cesarean Section.
The tray includes various types of retractors for holding back tissues, Forceps for grasping, and clamps for controlling bleeding.
These instruments are designed for durability and are intended to be sterilized before use, typically via autoclaving.