Staude-Moore Tenaculum Forceps

Description

Staude-Moore Tenaculum Forceps

The Staude-Moore tenaculum is a short forceps for holding the cervix. It measures about 17 cm, the shortest in our tenaculum range.

The shortest option

At about 17 cm, it keeps the hand close to the cervix. So small movements translate directly to the tip. Also, it stores easily in a compact office kit or a travel set.

When to reach for it

Choose it for a shallow field, a small patient or a short speculum. However, a deeper patient may call for a longer tenaculum. Therefore, clinics often keep it beside a 25 cm model.

Holding steady

The forceps grasp the cervix while the clinician works through each step. Then a sound or small dilator can pass along the canal toward the fundus. Meanwhile, the grip keeps the anatomy from shifting.

Comparing short tenacula

Our Barrett pattern measures 18 cm, and the Czerny sits near 20 cm. By contrast, the Staude-Moore tenaculum stays the most compact. Pick by the reach your procedures need and the specula you use.

Looking after Staude-Moore tenaculum

Rinse the instrument promptly after use and remove any visible tissue from the tips. After that, clean it with a pH-neutral detergent and a soft brush. Finally, dry it and rack it so water cannot pool.

Staude-Moore tenaculum specifications

• Length: about 17 cm
• Staude-Moore pattern
• Short tenaculum for the cervix

Ordering from Intrace USA

If your instrument shows a manufacturing defect within three years, we will put it right. In addition, every shipment gets a hand inspection in Atlanta. You can find care tips in our FAQs. Surgical stainless grades fall under ASTM F899. For an 18 cm straight option, see our Barrett tenaculum forceps. The rest of our OB/GYN instruments is one click away.

For professional use only. See our care and sterilization guide for notes on photos and materials, and our returns policy before you order.