Skip to content
Featured Collection
PEAK SURGICALS
SKU:PS-GS-003
Couldn't load pickup availability
CE Certified
FDA Certified
ISO Certified

The clinical standard for controlled cervical expansion. The Hegar Cervical Dilator 3/4mm is a fundamental gynecological instrument meticulously engineered for the safe and progressive dilation of the cervical canal. Featuring a double-ended design and an approximate 200mm (8") length, this tool acts as a mechanical necessity for clinicians requiring precise access to the uterine cavity. The 3mm and 4mm ends provide a seamless transition during the early stages of dilation, ensuring that the cervical os is expanded with minimal resistance and maximum patient safety.
[Add to Cart – Professional Gynecology Series]
The Hegar Cervical Dilator (3/4mm) is a vital asset for any gynecological clinic or operating theater. Its primary utility lies in its "predictable resistance." By providing two standard sequential sizes, it allows for the precise preparation of the cervix for procedures such as IUD insertion, uterine sounding, or the start of a Dilation and Curettage (D&C). The solid, un-grooved construction ensures a uniform distribution of pressure across the cervical wall, supporting a safer and more efficient dilation process.
Built to exceed the rigorous hygiene standards of modern surgical centers, these dilators are fully autoclavable. Their seamless, solid-core design eliminates crevices where biological material can hide, ensuring total sterilization between uses.
Feature Details
Material Premium Surgical-Grade Stainless Steel
Total Length Approx. 200mm (8 Inches)
Diameters 3mm (End A) / 4mm (End B)
Tip Profile Rounded / Atraumatic
Maintenance Fully Autoclavable / Reusable
Primary Use Cases:
Q: Why is a double-ended design preferred?
A: Efficiency and cost-effectiveness. In a typical dilation sequence, the clinician moves through sizes progressively. Having two sizes on one instrument means fewer hand-offs, less tray clutter, and a faster procedural flow for both the staff and the patient.
Q: How do I ensure the dilator doesn't slip during use?
A: The central portion of the Hegar dilator is typically designed with a slightly flatter or textured profile to provide a secure grip point. Always use a controlled "pencil grip" and apply steady, longitudinal pressure rather than sudden force.
Q: Is the 3/4mm size suitable for nulliparous patients?
A: Yes, the smaller diameters (like the 3/4mm) are often the starting point for patients with a tight or nulliparous cervix. They provide the gentle expansion required before moving to larger Hegar sizes.
Q: How should I sterilize these instruments?
A: Hegar dilators should be cleaned with an enzymatic detergent immediately after use to remove lubricants and biological debris. They are fully compatible with standard autoclave cycles. Ensure the polished surface is inspected for any nicks or scratches that could cause tissue irritation.