Ives-Fansler Anoscope

Rectal Snares insulated, for electro-coagulation, bayonet shape Rectal Snares are ideal for treatment of polyps or abnormal growths in the lower pelvic colon out of the reach of fingers. The snare is designed in in a bayonet shape with strong handles allowing of optimal viewing of the proctoscopic field. The attached cannula is insulated for electrocoagulation treatment. The snare features a wire loop at the distal end for encompassing and treating various sizes of growths. The snares are available in different lengths to accommodate a wide range of cases.

Kelly Sphincteroscope w/ obturator, 50.0 mm long x 21.0 mm diameter Kelly Sphincteroscope features an obturator for insertion of the instrument into the rectum for inspection of the internal sphincter ani muscle.

Barr Fistula Probe double-ended Barr Fistula Probe features a probe at both ends to examine any anal or anorectal fistulas. The probe ends are made very thin to be able to move easily through fistulas of varying sizes.

Rectal Speculum solid blades, 1/2" x 3" (1.3 cm x 7.6 cm), 6-1/4" (16.0 cm) Sims (Bodenhammer) Rectal Speculum features solid blades at the end of a hinged handle and a screw mechanism to lock the blades in an open position. This allows the operator to examine the lower rectum and anus without constantly squeezing the spring handles.