ClearSpec LLC
Hospitals and Health CareFlorida, United States2-10 Employees
ClearSpec Introduces: Multi-Planar Tissue Retraction. During the performance of a speculum examination, the physician often encounters patients who have excess vaginal tissue. This excessive tissue collapses toward the middle between the speculum blades, obstructing the physician’s view of the patient’s cervix and making a proper and complete examination more difficult. The excessive tissue prevents the physician’s performance of any necessary diagnostic procedures, such as pap smears, cervical cultures and biopsies. While some physicians will use a second instrument, a lateral retractor, a condom, or a glove in an effort to retract the excess tissue against the walls, most would prefer an effective all-in-one instrument. - The physician has an unobstructed view of the patient’s cervix, even when there is excessive vaginal tissue. - The sheath makes it possible for the physician to perform an examination or diagnostic procedures, such as pap smears, cervical cultures and biopsies. - A second instrument such as a lateral retractor or condom is not needed to perform an exam. - Opening the speculum wide is not necessary. The blades can be opened just wide enough to conduct an adequate examination, minimizing patient discomfort. -The sheath material is warmer and more comfortable to the touch for the patient. -The Speculum is disposable -Saves the physician precious time. ClearSpec Features:Our Solution image - Sidewall retraction increases patient comfort, improves view of cervix - Lateral ports allow for tissue viewing and biopsy procedures - Device is packaged ready-to-use - Available in small, medium and large sizes - Designed to work with illumination - Safe and easy to use ClearSpec is essential for: - Colposcopy - Cervical Biopsy - Cryotherapy - Endometrial Biopsy and Ablation - Essure - Hsyteroscopy - Pap Smears and Cervical Culture - Pregnancy Exams