Ring-type vaginal pessary PERK

with knob

Prolapse and incontinence rings are an effective aid for a variety of gynecological problems, allowing the patient to avoid surgical intervention. - The flexible silicone ring is often used for mild first- or second-degree uterine prolapse or total prolapse. - The donut prolapse ring is used for third-degree uterine prolapse as well as for cystocele and rectocele, and is often used by postmenopausal women. - Prolapse rings are made of 100% medical-grade silicone. - They are intended for single use per patient. - Choosing the correct size usually requires testing different sizes to determine the right prolapse ring size. - A prolapse ring trial set is a valuable tool for selecting the correct prolapse ring. - To facilitate insertion, a vaginally applied lubricant may be needed for patient comfort. - The physician may suggest K-Y jelly® or an equivalent product. - The physician should determine if the patient needs estrogen therapy before prescribing a prolapse ring. - Within 24 to 48 hours, it should be ensured that the patient is not allergic to the prolapse ring. Examine the vagina and ask the patient about any discomfort, irritation, pressure, sensitivity, or unusual discharge. Also, evaluate if there has been any improvement in the patient's symptoms. Certifications: ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 13485 Technical Specifications / Features: - Material: 100% medical-grade silicone - Intended for single use per patient - Available sizes: 43mm - 0, 49mm - 1, 56mm - 2, 62mm - 3, 68mm - 4, 74mm - 5, 81mm - 6, 87mm - 7 - Application: Gynecological prolapse and incontinence management