
OB/GYN 11″ Van Buren Urethral Sound 38FR
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The OB/GYN 11″ Van Buren Urethral Sound is designed for urological and related gynecological procedures requiring controlled access to the urethral passage. It features an 11-inch overall length and a 38 French (38Fr) size, providing a defined working dimension for compatible clinical applications.
The Van Buren-style configuration supports controlled positioning and manipulation during appropriate procedures. Its elongated profile allows the clinician to maintain a secure grip while positioning the instrument according to established clinical technique.
Design and Configuration
The instrument features an overall length of 11 inches with a 38Fr working size. The extended design provides useful reach while allowing controlled manual handling.
The sound's working surface is designed for controlled contact with the urethral passage. It should remain smooth, clean, and free from visible damage to maintain the intended instrument characteristics.
Working-End Characteristics
The 38Fr specification identifies the French size of the urethral sound. The working end is designed for controlled contact with the urethral passage during compatible clinical applications.
Before use, the working surface should be inspected for scratches, deformation, corrosion, or other irregularities that could affect instrument condition.
Urological and Gynecological Applications
The OB/GYN 11″ Van Buren Urethral Sound may be used in compatible urological and gynecological procedures involving urethral examination or dilation. Selection of the appropriate size and clinical application should be determined by a qualified healthcare professional according to the specific procedure and established clinical protocols.
Handling and Use Considerations
The 11-inch length provides extended reach while allowing controlled manual positioning. The instrument should be handled carefully to preserve the integrity and smoothness of its working surface.
Before use, inspect the sound for proper alignment, structural integrity, surface condition, and cleanliness. Instruments showing visible damage or deformation should be removed from service.
Cleaning and Instrument Care
Clean the instrument promptly after use according to the healthcare facility's validated instrument-cleaning procedure. Ensure that the entire instrument is adequately cleaned and free from residual material.
Avoid abrasive cleaning methods that could scratch or alter the working surface. After cleaning, inspect the sound before sterilization and reuse.
Sterilization and Inspection
Sterilization should be performed according to the manufacturer's validated instructions and the healthcare facility's established sterilization protocol. Before each use, inspect the sound for cleanliness, corrosion, scratches, deformation, and other signs of damage.
Any instrument with compromised structural or surface integrity should be removed from service and evaluated according to institutional procedures.
Technical Specifications
- Instrument Type: Urethral Sound
- Design: Van Buren
- Overall Length: 11″
- Size: 38Fr
- Application: Urological / OB/GYN procedures
- Configuration: Single instrument
- Material: Not specified
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the OB/GYN 11″ Van Buren Urethral Sound used for?
It is designed for compatible urethral examination and dilation procedures.
2. What does 38Fr mean?
38Fr refers to the French size designation of the urethral sound.
3. What is the overall length of this instrument?
The instrument has an overall length of 11 inches.
4. What type of instrument is this?
It is a Van Buren-style urethral sound.
5. Is this supplied as a set?
No. It is supplied as a single urethral sound.
6. How should the instrument be maintained?
It should be cleaned, sterilized, inspected, and handled according to validated instrument-care procedures and applicable healthcare-facility protocols.
