Cusco Speculum Japanese Pattern

The Cusco Speculum Japanese Pattern (SKU GY 12-210-01-0) is part of the Fizza Surgical catalogue.

The Cusco vaginal speculum is named for Édouard-Gabriel Cusco, a nineteenth-century French gynecologist who refined the bivalve speculum design now standard in gynecological examination and minor procedures. The Cusco is single-handed and self-retaining via a ratchet that holds the valves open at the angle set by the examiner. Sizes are typically described as small (virgin), medium, and large, with corresponding blade lengths around 75 mm, 95 mm, and 115 mm. Modern Cusco specula are available in both reusable stainless steel and sterile single-use plastic; the reusable steel version with polished finish remains standard in office gynecology where good visualization is essential.

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