Gynecology & Obstetrics 

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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.