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Currie Vaginal Speculum Small (Blade Length x Blade Width: 105 x 25mm) (14.5inch) Kerrison

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Currie Vaginal Speculum Small (Blade Length x Blade Width: 105 x 25mm) (14.5inch) KerrisonA Currie Vaginal Speculum is a medical device used in gynecological examinations. It is used to hold open the walls of the vagina in order to allow the doctor to examine the vagina and cervix. The small size of this particular speculum is designed for use in pediatric or adolescent patients.

5mm long and is designed to reach deep into the uterus

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