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Reusable Metal Specula

Reusable metal specula are stainless steel instruments used for gynaecological examinations and procedures. These instruments require decontamination and sterilisation between uses to maintain infection control standards.

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Cusco Stainless Steel Vaginal Speculum - Medium
 
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Metal Speculas

Reusable metal specula are used for gynaecological visualisation during Minor Surgery and clinical examinations. These stainless steel instruments are the clinical predecessor to disposable versions. Williams Medical Supplies provides Cusco specula in various sizes for primary care. Professional reprocessing is required to ensure clinical compliance and patient care during every procedure.

What is a metal speculum used for?

A metal speculum is used to dilate the vaginal walls for clinical examination of the cervix and vaginal canal. It is used in procedures such as cervical screening and intrauterine device insertion.

How long is a metal speculum?

The length varies by size. A medium Cusco stainless steel speculum typically measures between 85mm and 100mm in blade length. Small and large versions are available to suit patient anatomy.

When should you not use a metal speculum?

Metal specula should not be used if the instrument shows signs of pitting, corrosion, or mechanical failure. They are avoided if professional decontamination facilities are unavailable to meet infection control standards.

Are metal speculums reusable?

Yes. Stainless steel specula are designed for repeated use. They must undergo a full decontamination and autoclaving cycle after every patient use to ensure sterility.

What are the two types of metal speculum?

Cusco and Sims are the primary types used in UK primary care. The Cusco version features a self-retaining screw mechanism for ease of use during examinations.