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Instrumental book obg

1. IMAGE BASED QUESTIONS

2. IMAGE BASED QUESTIONS

3. IMAGE BASED QUESTIONS

4. IMAGE BASED QUESTIONS

5. IMAGE BASED QUESTIONS

6. IMAGE BASED QUESTIONS

7. IMAGE BASED QUESTIONS

8. IMAGE BASED QUESTIONS

9. IMAGE BASED QUESTIONS

10. IMAGE BASED QUESTIONS

11. IMAGE BASED QUESTIONS
UTERINE DIDELPHYS

12. IMAGE BASED QUESTIONS

13. IMAGE BASED QUESTIONS

14. IMAGE BASED QUESTIONS
MULTILOAD
COPPER 375 IUD

15. IMAGE BASED QUESTIONS
CU-T
380A
LevonorgestrelIU system
(MIRENA)

16. IMAGE BASED QUESTIONS
VAGINAL SPONGE

17. IMAGE BASED QUESTIONS

18. IMAGE BASED QUESTIONS

19. IMAGE BASED QUESTIONS

20. METHOD OF DELIVERY IN BREECH

21. METHOD OF DELIVERY IN BREECH

22. METHOD OF DELIVERY IN BREECH

23. METHOD OF DELIVERY IN BREECH

24. IMAGE BASED QUESTIONS

25. Vaginal Sims Speculum

26. Vaginal Sims Speculum
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?To retract the posterior vaginal wall
?It has a groove for drainage of discharge
?USED :-
1.To visualize Vagina and Cervix
2.In OPD procedure like = IUCD insertion, PAP smear, Ex Biopsy
3.In MTP Procedure And Abortion :-Suction Evacuation
4.TO confirm PROM
5.In major and Minor Gynaesurgery

27. Anterior Vaginal Wall Retractor

28. Anterior Vaginal Wall Retractor
?Used Same as simsspeculum
?Rarely used as blunt curette in obestetrics

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?Self retaining Speculum
?Anterior and Posterior wall of vagina can not be seen . So, Not used
for the diagnosis of prolapse
?Less space available to carry out procedures = So, can not be used in
major and minor surgery
?USES =
1.In OPD procedure like = IUCD insertion, PAP smear, Ex Biopsy
2.Routine per speculum examination

31. VULSELLUM

32. VULSELLUM
?It is used to catch hold the anterior lip of the cervix.
?D+E operation
?Suction evacuation
?As it produce trauma to the soft and vascular cervix, Allis tissue
forceps is used instead

33. SINGLE TOOTH TENACULUM

34. SINGAL TOOTH TENACULUM

35. SPONGE HOLDING FORCEPS

36. SPONGE HOLDING FORCEPS
?Toileting the vulva, vagina and perineum prior to and the folloeing
delivery.
?Antiseptic painting of the abdominal wall prior to cesarean section.
?To catch hold the membranes if it threatens to tear during delivery of
the placenta.
?To catch hold the cervix(2pairs are needed) for inspection in suspected
cervical tear.
?To catch hold the cervix during encirclageoperation

37. CHEATLE FORCEPS

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?Prior to endometrial curettage
?Prior to suction aspiration for first trimester MTP.
?Prior to suction evacuation of mole.
?Removal of endometrial polyp, placental polyp, leiomyomatouspolyp
?Hysteroscopy
?Amputation of cervix, )RWKHUJLOO?Voperation, following cervical
conization
?Cervical stenosis

40. UTERINE SOUND

41. UTERINE SOUND
?To know the position of the uterus and the length of the uterine
cavity prior to dilatation of the cervix in D+E operation.
?To sound the uterine cavity to detect any foreign body (IUCD)
?It acts as a first dilator of the cervical canal

42. UTERINE SOUND

43. BLADDER SOUND

44. UTERINE CURETTTE

45. UTERINE CURETTE
?Its common use in obstetrics in the operation of D+C for incomplete
abortion.
?In D+E operation, the curettage is done by blunt curette as the
uterine wall is very soft.
?It can also be used in D+C operation one week following evacuation of
hydatidiformmole.

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cause less damage to the uterine wall and the product sucked out is
visible.
?It is used for S+E and MVA.

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50. AYERS SPATULA AND ENDOCERVICALBRUSH

51. BP HANDLE

52. SURGICAL BLADES

53. NEEDLE HOLDER

54. ALLIS FORCEPS

55. ALLIS FORCEPS

56. ALLIS FORCEPS
?To catch hold the anterior lip of the cervix in D+E operation
?To hold the apex of the episiotomy wound during repair.
?To catch hold of the margins of the peritoneum, rectus sheath, vaginal
mucosa during repair.
?To catch hold of the torn ends of the sphincter aniexternusprior to
suture in repair of complete perinealtear.
?To catch hold the margins and angles of the uterine flaps in LSCS after
the delivery of the baby as an alternative to Green-Armytage
hemostatic clamp.

57. GREEN ARMYTAGE HEMOSTATIC FORCEPS

58. GREEN ARMYTAGE HEMOSTATIC FORCEPS

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61. OVUM FORCEPS

62. ARTERY FORCEPS

63. LANDONS RETRACTOR

64. DOYENS RETRACTOR

65. DEAVERS RETRACTOR

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68. MAYO SCISSORS

69. METZENBAUM SCISSORS

70. SCISSORS

71. EPISIOTOMY SCISSOR

72. CORD CUTTING SCISSOR

73. DISPOSABLE UMBLICAL CORD CLAMP

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CANNULA/COLWINS CANNULA

75. PINNARD STETHOSCOPE / FETOSCOPE

76. CHROMIC CATGUT SUTURE

77. VICRYL SUTURE

78. SILK SUTURE

79. PROLENE SUTURE

80. SILK SUTURE