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Gynaecological and Obstetric Instruments Guide

The document outlines various gynaecological and obstetric instruments, detailing their indications and potential complications. Instruments such as the Cusco's speculum, uterine curette, and Hegar's dilator are highlighted for specific procedures like examinations, biopsies, and labor induction. Additionally, it discusses the use of forceps and cannulas in delivery and surgical contexts, emphasizing the importance of proper technique and awareness of risks.

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Gynaecological and Obstetric Instruments Guide

The document outlines various gynaecological and obstetric instruments, detailing their indications and potential complications. Instruments such as the Cusco's speculum, uterine curette, and Hegar's dilator are highlighted for specific procedures like examinations, biopsies, and labor induction. Additionally, it discusses the use of forceps and cannulas in delivery and surgical contexts, emphasizing the importance of proper technique and awareness of risks.

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Gynaecological &

Obstetric Instruments
CUSCO”S (BIVALVE) SPECULUM
Gynaecological Indications:
1-Examination of vagina & cervix in cases of abnormal vaginal bleeding
2-To take cervical smear for cervical cancer screening.
3-To insert or to remove IUCD.
4-To take vaginal & cervical swab to exclude infections.
5-To allow introduction of uterine sound.
Obstetric Indications:
1-To diagnose PROM in cases with H/O watery vaginal discharge & also to exclude cord
prolapse.
2-To exclude local causes of APH.
SIM”S SPECULUM
Indications:
1-To exam the anterior vaginal wall for diagnosis of vesico-vaginal fistula.
2-To diagnose pelvic organ prolapse.
3-To expose the vaginal for fistula repair.
N.B:
Sim”s speculum need assistant during examination
of the vagina & the patient should be in left lateral
position or Sim”s position.
Indications:
UTERINE CURETTE
1-To take an endometrial sample in cases of abnormal vaginal bleeding
2-To detect ovulation in cases of infertility by detection of secretory change of
endometrium
3-To remove the decidua (curetage) after evacuation in case of abortion&molar
pregnancy.
4-To remove retained products of conception in cases of PPH.
Complications:
1-Permanent amenorrhea & infertility due to removal of basal layer of endometrium.
2-Asherman”ssyndrome.
3-Endomeriosis due to implantation of endometrial tissue in the vagina or perineal
scar.
4-Complications of dilatation (cervical trauma).
Indications: UTERINE SOUND
1-To measure the length of the uterine cavity.
2-To know the position & direction of the uterus in case of retroversion.
3-To differentiate between a polyp arising from the cervical canal or body of the
uterus.
4-To measure the length of the cervical canal.
Complications:
1-Shock due to pain. 2-Ascending infections.
3-Perforation of the uterus. 4-Abortion if introduced into a pregnant
uterus.
Indications: HEGAR”S DILATOR
1-To dilate the cervix for under GA or paracervical block:
a-induction of labour b-taking cervical biopsy c-curettage d-hysteroscopy
2-To diagnose cx-incompetence when Hegar”s no. 8 passe easily without
pain&resistant
Complications:
1-Cercical trauma that may lead to cervical incompetence ,uterine perforation.
2-Bleeding due to cervical lacerations.
There is different sizes from 3-12 mm ,no. 7-10 for curettage.

double end Single end


RUBIN”S CANNULA
Indications:
To inject a dye into the cervix to perform
hysterosalpingogram (HSG) to detect patency of Fallopian
tubes in cases of infertility & also for diagnosis of:
cervical incompetence ,congenital anomalies of the
uterus ,Asherman”s syndrome.
Ventous for vacuum delivary
Indication :
1-delay second labour stage 2- fetal distress
Requirment :
1- cx full dilators 2- fetal head engagment 3- good uterus
contraction
C\ I :
1- fetal scalp bleeding 2- <34 wk g 3- malepresentation
If ventous failed don’t try forecepe or repeat ventous twice
long curved forceps
Indications:
1_ Maternal exhaustion 2_ Prolonged second stage
3_ occipito posterior position 4_ After-coming head in breech
delivery
OVUM FORCEPS
Indications:
1-To remove products of conception. 2-To evacuate the uterus after
abortion.
Complications:
Perforation of the uterus.
It has no lock.
VULSELLUM FORCEPS
Indications:
1-To grasp the cervical lips to visualize the cervix or during vaginal
hysterectomy .
2-To grasp a fibroid polyp during vaginal myomectomy.
N.B:
-It may be single-toothed ,double-toothed or multiple-toothed.
-Should not used during pregnancy due to risk of bleeding.
-It causes laceration of the cervix causing bleeding.
SPONGE HOLDER FORCEPS
Indications:
1-To hold gauzes during sterilization & cleaning of skin before surgery.
2-For removal of IUCD.
3-To grasp the ant. Cervical lip during removal of product of conception as vulsellum
forceps causes bleeding due to high vascularity of the cervix during the pregnancy.
N.B: It has a lock.
Indications:
KOHER”S FORCEPS
1-To perform artificial rupture of membranes (ARM) for induction of labour.
2-To hold sheaths of rectus muscle during C-section.
N.B:
It has toothed ends ,one end with single tooth & other end with two teeth. It
has a lock.
PAPICOCK FORCEPS
Indications:
To hold soft tissues like bowel ,appendix or
Fallopian tubes during abdominal surgery.
PINARD”S FETO-STETHOSCPOE
Indications:
To auscultate fetal heart sound.
ALLIES”S
Indications:
FORCEPS
1-To hold peritoneum during c-section.
2-To remove a cervical polyp,
3-During tubal ligation & abdominal hysterectomy
N.B: It has a lock & toothed ends (3 teeth on one end & 2 teeth on the
other).

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