DESCRIPTION

Endocervical curettage is done with a narrow, spoon-shaped device called a curette, which is used to scarp the endocervical canal. the procedure is used to obtain a small tissue sample to see whether there are any precancerous or cancerous cells. the curette can be used during colposcopy procedures. Instruments are manufactured to the highest standards and constructed of corrosion-resistant materials to ensure a long life with minimal maintenance. Suitable for uterine procedures, and includes a perforated basket for specimen retention. Endocervical Curette perfect choice for both tissue debridement and sample collection.