Hegar 17 & 18mm Uterine Dilator - 19.7cm (MH30-555-1718)

MSRP: $77.79
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PST-MIL-MH30-555-1718
  • Designed for gynecological and obstetrical procedures to progressively enlarge the cervical canal to allow for the passage of other surgical instruments into the uterus

Uses

  • Dilation and Curettage (D&C): 
    • Widening the cervix to remove tissue from the uterine lining
  • IUD Insertion/Removal: 
    • Facilitating access to the uterus for contraceptive placement or retrieval
  • Uterine Biopsy: 
    • Opening the cervix to obtain diagnostic tissue samples
  • Hysteroscopy: 
    • Creating enough space for the insertion of a hysteroscope to examine the uterine cavity

Features

  • Double-Ended Design: 
    • Features two different sizes (17 French and 18 French) on a single instrument, allowing for efficient sequential dilation without switching tools
  • Sizing: 
    • Measures approximately 10-1/2 inches (26.7cm) in length
  • Graduated Stops: 
    • Hank dilators are characterized by built-in "rings" or stops that prevent over-insertion into the uterine cavity, enhancing safety during use
  • Premium Material: 
    • Manufactured from high-quality German stainless steel, ensuring durability and resistance to corrosion
  • Finish: 
    • Features a smooth, polished surface to minimize friction and patient discomfort during insertion

Benefits

  • Precision and Control: 
    • The balanced weight and "surgical feel" of Miltex instruments provide clinicians with better control during delicate procedures
  • Cost-Effectiveness: 
    • Part of the MeisterHand series, which offers surgical-grade quality at a more accessible price point than standard OR-grade lines
  • Patient Safety: 
    • The smooth beveled edges and polished finish reduce the risk of tissue trauma or snags
  • Longevity: 
    • Its robust stainless steel construction allows for repeated sterilization and long-term serviceability, often backed by a lifetime guarantee against manufacturing defects