Bionex Vulsellum Forceps, Stainless Steel
An autoclavable stainless steel vulsellum forceps used in gynaecological and obstetric procedures to grasp and hold the cervix or tissue securely.
The Bionex Vulsellum Forceps is a stainless steel grasping instrument commonly used in gynaecology and obstetrics to hold the cervix or other tissue steady during a procedure. Its jaws are shaped to grip firmly without slipping, which is important when the surgeon or gynaecologist needs stable traction while carrying out another part of the procedure, such as passing a curette or securing a suture.
Made from stainless steel, the forceps is autoclavable and built to withstand the repeated sterilisation cycles that reusable gynaecological instruments go through in a hospital or clinic environment. Gynaecologists, obstetricians and specialist nurses are the typical users, applying vulsellum forceps during procedures ranging from routine outpatient examinations to more involved surgical work in the operating theatre.
It is often used alongside other gynaecological instruments such as specula, curettes and retractors as part of a standard procedure tray for women's health services. Being a fully reusable metal instrument, it must go through proper cleaning, disinfection and sterilisation between patients, in line with the facility's infection control protocol, before being returned to the instrument set for its next use.
