Proctoscopy
- With connections for various lighting systems
- Provides bright, glare-free light
- Particularly small yet powerful
- Autoclavable at 134 °C
- Resistant to disinfectants
- Reusable adapter for proctoscopes
- Made of high-quality stainless steel and fiberglass
- Provides a bright, glare-free light
- Can be autoclaved at 134 °C
- Resistant to disinfectants and corrosion-free
- 2-Part instrument with integrated insertion aid
- Powerful illumination
- 19 mm diameter
- Transparent plastic provides unobstructed view
- Ideal for use with a medical camera system
- Disposable product for maximum hygiene and time saving
- Latex-free – suitable for allergy sufferers
- Ergonomic, non-slip surface
- With integrated safety net
- Suitable for various light heads and devices
- Integrated LED illumination with battery
- Glass-clear, high-quality polystyrene
- Ergonomic design with rounded edges
- Latex-free & non-sterile
- 1 piece
- Disposable proctoscope
- Integrated light guide
- Crystal clear plastic
- Rounded edges
- Available in various sizes
Rectoscopes, Proctoscopes & Anoscopes for the Clinic and Practice
For some differential diagnostic examinations, for example following the digital examination of the rectum, practitioners can use a rectoscope, proctoscope, or anoscope to allow an improved pain assessment. The endoscopic examination methods are easy to execute and deliver reliable results.
Examination of the Anal Canal Through Proctoscopy
Proctoscopy involves the use of instruments to examine the anal canal, which is approximately 2.5 to 4 cm in length. Clinicians use a short, rigid endoscope to identify conditions such as fissures or haemorrhoids in the anal region. In our online shop, we offer the proctoscope tube for proctoscopic examinations. This tube can be gently inserted through the anus into the rectum, and its transparent walls provide uniform illumination of the examination area, ensuring an optimal assessment.
Instruments for Rectal Examination
Rectal examination, or endorectal examination, involves inspecting the rectum, a section of the lower bowel approximately 12 to 15 cm in length. The procedure is performed using a rigid or flexible endoscope. Rectoscopy allows clinicians to detect conditions affecting the rectum. If abnormalities such as polyps are found, they can often be removed during the examination.
In addition to rectoscopes and proctoscopes, the Diagnostics category includes a wide range of diagnostic instruments, as well as suitable accessories, teaching tools and anatomical models.
If you have questions about rectoscopes, proctoscopes, anoscopes, or are looking for the right disposable tube for your instrument, feel free to get in touch. Our friendly customer service team is available via telephone, email or live chat.