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The Gynex brand Colposcope is a device designed to permit viewing of the tissues of the vagina and cervix by a telescopic system located outside the vagina. A Colposcope is used to diagnose and examine abnormalities of the vagina and cervix.

The CO-1000 Colposcope is a precise optical instrument designed specially for the gynecologic examination. The Gynex brand colposcope can be used to view vaginal and cervical tissues using stereoscopic optics. The Gynex CO-1000 Colposcope has detailed features that include wide field of view, long focal length, uniform illumination, adjustable brightness, ease of operation, and exceptional optics. It is an essential instrument for any gynecologic examination. The general features of the device are as follows: Eyepiece magnification: 12.5X. Overall Magnification: 9X Focal length: 320mm. Individually adjustable evepieces. Smooth adjustable controls for fine focus. Universal Teflon ball joint gives you 360° easy motion for gross focus. Built-in green filter for enhanced contrast. Built-in rheostat. Easy replacement of halogen light bulb. Unit is completely assembled and ready for use once power is on.

Soft tissue cutting & coagulation Intraepithelial neoplasia Condylomata acuminata Misc. Iesions; polyps, molluscum contagiosum, nevi, seborrheic keratosis, achricordon, etc.

The Gynex Electrodes are made of thin 0.18mm hard tungsten wire with a high melting temperature and excellent conductiveness of electric current. The electrodes are available in three different styles intended for use in two different types of electrosurgical procedure. The three styles are curved wire loop electrodes, square wire loop electrodes and ball-type electrodes. The two intended uses are excisional procedures (wire loop) and fulguration or coagulation procedures (ball electrode). All electrode styles consist of an insulated conductive metallic shaft of varing length terminating in a bare metalic "ball" a "square wire loop" or a "curved wire loop". The wire loop electrodes vary in both width and depth of the loop. Electrode shaft diameter is constant at 2,5mm.

1. Injection and administration of anesthetic regional blocks (e.g., paracervical, uterosacral, and pudendal) that may be used during labor, delivery, or both. 2. Injection and administration of anesthetic regional blocks (e.q., paracervical, uterosacral, and pudendal) that may be used during minor surgical procedures.

The Gynex Extended Reach Needles are made of 302 instrument grade stainless steel. There are two styles each being 27 gauge and 90mm in length. One is equipped with a standard I hore are the other basing thas a threaded hub. Both are disposable. As is typical for this type of anesthetic needle, the shaft of the needle is dual diameter. That is, the shaft of the needle from the hub to within 5mm of the tip a is larger diameter. This allows for easy estimation of insertion depth during anesthetic administration and prevents over-insertion of needle into deeper tissue levels or spaces.

Endospeculum used only to expand the scope of routine gynecological examinations. Fenestrated blades and finger rings bend outwards in opposite directions permitting thorough examination of the urethra and cervix. Compresses cervical tissue to allow direct visualization of the walls of the cervical os and interior of the uterus.

The Gynex Endospeculums are made of 300 series instrument grade stainless steel. There are two styles, plain handle and ratchet handle. Both have "gold" plate handles. Tip sizes are 3mm and 4mm for both handle types. Overall length of both types is 270mm (approx. 10 in.). The device is essentially identical to the Kogan endospeculum listed above. The blade tips are spring closed and pressing the handles together opens spreads the tips to compress the cervical wall and expand the cervical os or urethra for inspection.

Snare, grasp, hold & manipulate cervical and intravaginal tissue

The Gynex Iris and Angle Hooks & Emmett Tenaculums are made of 302 instrument grade stainless steel. All are used in similar way, each being a hook-like device used to snare, grasp, hold and manipulate the cervix, fundus and adjacent soft tissue. The important difference between the styles is that the radius of the hook tip is much smaller in the "Iris" and "angle" hook types. The devices are slender tapered metal rods, knurled on the proximal end and formed into a fine arc (hook) on the distal or working end. The devices are used to snare, hold and manipulate cervical and intravaginal tissue. Overall length of the hook/tenaculums is approximately 250mm for each type. The diameter of the hook tips is approximately 3mm for the Iris/angle styles and 8mm for the Emmett tenaculum style hook.