MC CALL CURETTES

The McCall curettes are a set of four surgical instruments used to remove tissue from the uterine cavity. They are named after their inventor, Dr. James McCall, who developed them in the early 20th century.

The curettes are designed for use in a procedure called dilation and curettage (D&C), which is commonly performed to treat conditions such as abnormal bleeding or to diagnose cancer of the uterus.

The McCall curettes are inserted into the uterus through the vagina and cervix. The first two instruments are used to dilate (open) the cervix, and the last two are used to remove tissue from the uterine walls.

The McCall curettes are made of stainless steel and are reusable. They are sterilized before each use.

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USES OF MC CALL CURETTES

There are many potential uses for McCall curettes, including:

• Cleaning out debris and buildup from around the crowns of teeth
  
• Removing tartar and plaque from teeth
  
• Shaping gums during periodontal surgery
  
• Stimulating gum tissue growth during periodontal therapy
  
• Trimming away overgrown gum tissue

TYPES OF MC CALL CURETTES INSTRUMENTS

There are several types of McCall curettes, each designed for a specific purpose. The most common type is the all-purpose curette, which can be used for a variety of tasks, including removing plaque and tartar from teeth and gums. Other types of McCall curettes include those designed for cleaning between teeth, removing calculus from teeth, and polishing teeth. 

MC CALL CURETTES [CT-SM11/126]

Fig. 11/12 (HANDLE 6) 

The MC CALL Fig. 11/12 (HANDLE 6) CURETTES are designed for use in a variety of surgical procedures. The unique handle design allows for easy maneuverability and precise control. The sharp, serrated blades are ideal for cutting through tissue and bone. The wide variety of sizes and shapes makes these curettes perfect for a variety of procedures.

MC CALL CURETTES [CT-SM11/123]

Fig. 11/12 (HANDLE 3) 

The MC CALL Fig. 11/12 (HANDLE 3) CURETTES are designed for use in the removal of small or superficial lesions. The curettes have a sharp, slightly curved tip and a smooth, rounded shaft. The handle is slightly offset from the shaft, allowing for greater control and precision during use. These curettes are made from stainless steel and are available in a variety of sizes to accommodate different lesion sizes.

MC CALL CURETTES [CT-SM11/12S6]

Fig. 11/12S (HANDLE 6)

The MC CALL Fig. 11/12S (HANDLE 6) CURETTES are designed for use in the removal of small lesions or for taking tissue samples. The thin, sharp blade is ideal for precision work, while the curved handle provides a comfortable grip.

MC CALL CURETTES [CT-SM11/12S3]

Fig. 11/12S (HANDLE 3)

The MC CALL Fig. 11/12S (HANDLE 3) CURETTES are a set of surgical instruments used for the removal of tissue from the body. The set includes two curettes, one with a curved tip and one with a straight tip. The curettes are made of stainless steel and have a handle that is 3 inches long. The tips of the curettes are sharpened to allow for precise removal of tissue. The MC CALL Fig. 11/12S (HANDLE 3) CURETTES are sterilized prior to use and can be reused after proper cleaning and disinfection.

MC CALL CURETTES [CT-SM11/12A6]

Fig. 11/12A (HANDLE 6)

There are many different types of McCall curettes, but the Fig. 11/12A (Handle 6) is one of the most popular. This type of curette has a fine, sharp tip that is ideal for removing small amounts of tissue from the surface of the skin. The handle is also designed to provide a comfortable grip for easy maneuvering.

MC CALL CURETTES [CT-SM11/12A3]

Fig. 11/12A (HANDLE 3)

There are several different types of McCall curettes, each designed for a specific purpose. The Fig. 11/12A (Handle 3) is a general-purpose curette that can be used for a variety of procedures, including removal of tartar and plaque from teeth. This type of curette is also effective for cleaning under the gums and around dental implants.

MC CALL CURETTES [CT-SMTC13/146]

Fig. 13/14 (HANDLE 6)

There are two types of McCall curettes, the Fig. 13 and the Fig. 14, which are designed for use on different areas of the body. The Fig. 13 is designed for use on the face and neck, while the Fig. 14 is designed for use on the trunk and extremities. Both types of McCall curettes have a handle that is 6 inches long and a blade that is 2 inches wide. The blades of the McCall curettes are made from stainless steel and are sharpened to a fine point. The handles of the McCall curettes are made from plastic and have a comfortable grip.

MC CALL CURETTES [CT-SMTC13/143]

Fig. 13/14 (HANDLE 3)

MCCALL Fig. 13/14 (HANDLE 3) CURETTES are designed for a variety of surgical procedures, including:

-Curettage of the endometrium
-Curettage of the endocervix
-Dilation and curettage (D&C)
-Abortion
-Ectopic pregnancy
-Molar pregnancy

MCCALL Fig. 13/14 (HANDLE 3) CURETTES are available in a variety of sizes and shapes to accommodate different surgical needs.

MC CALL CURETTES [CT-SM13/14S6]

Fig. 13/14S (HANDLE 6)

The McCall Fig. 13/14S (Handle 6) Curettes are designed for use in a wide variety of surgical procedures. The unique design of the handle and blade allow for precise maneuvering and control during delicate operations. The blades are made of high quality stainless steel and are available in a variety of sizes to accommodate different surgical needs. The McCall Fig. 13/14S (Handle 6) Curettes are an essential tool for any surgeon seeking to provide the best possible care for their patients.

MC CALL CURETTES [CT-SM13/14S3]

Fig. 13/14S (HANDLE 3)

The MC CALL Fig. 13/14S (HANDLE 3) CURETTES are designed for use in the surgical removal of tissue. The curettes feature a sharp, curved tip that is perfect for precise removal of tissue from the body. The handle of the curette is made of durable stainless steel and is ergonomically designed for comfort and ease of use. The MC CALL Fig. 13/14S (HANDLE 3) CURETTES are sterile and come packaged in a convenient, easy-to-use kit.

MC CALL CURETTES [CT-SM17/186]

Fig. 17/18 (HANDLE 6) 

There are two types of McCall curettes: the Fig. 17 and the Fig. 18. The Fig. 17 has a handle that is 6 inches long, while the Fig. 18 has a handle that is 8 inches long. Both types of McCall curettes have a round shank and a blunt tip.

The McCall Fig. 17 curette is used for removing small amounts of tissue from the surface of the skin or from mucous membranes. It can also be used to scrape away small growths, such as warts or moles.

The McCall Fig. 18 curette is used for removing larger amounts of tissue than the Fig. 17. It can be used to remove polyps or other growths from mucous membranes, or to scrape away thickened areas of skin.

MC CALL CURETTES [CT-SM17/183]

Fig. 17/18 (HANDLE 3)

The MC CALL Fig. 17/18 (HANDLE 3) CURETTES are designed for use in a variety of surgical procedures. The unique design of the handle allows for a more comfortable grip and greater control during use. The blades are made of high-quality stainless steel and are designed for durability and lasting performance.

MC CALL CURETTES [CT-SM19/206]

Fig. 19/20 (HANDLE 6)

There are two different types of McCall curettes: the Fig. 19/20 and the Handle 6. The Fig. 19/20 is designed for use on patients with larger teeth, while the Handle 6 is meant for smaller teeth. Both types of curettes are made from stainless steel and have a curved, hooked end that is used to remove plaque and tartar from teeth.

The Fig. 19/20 has a longer handle than the Handle 6, which gives it more reach and makes it easier to maneuver around larger teeth. The Handle 6 is shorter and has a smaller hook, which makes it better suited for smaller teeth and tighter spaces. Both curettes are effective at removing plaque and tartar, but the Fig. 19/20 may be more comfortable to use on larger teeth due to its size and shape.

MC CALL CURETTES [CT-SM19/203]

Fig. 19/20 (HANDLE 3)

There are two main types of McCall curettes: the Fig. 19/20 and the Fig. 21/22. The Fig. 19/20 is designed for use on patients with smaller teeth, while the Fig. 21/22 is designed for use on patients with larger teeth. Both types of McCall curettes are made from high-quality stainless steel and feature a comfortable handle that is easy to grip.

The Fig. 19/20 McCall curette has a blade that is slightly curved and measures 1.5 inches in length. The blade is sharpened on both sides to allow for precise removal of plaque and tartar buildup from teeth. This type of McCall curette is typically used on patients who have good oral hygiene and do not have a lot of tartar buildup on their teeth.

The Fig. 21/22 McCall curette has a blade that is more curved than the Fig. 19/20 and measures 2 inches in length. The blade is also sharpened on both sides to allow for precise removal of plaque and tartar buildup from teeth. This type of McCall curette is typically used on patients who have more tartar buildup on their teeth and may require more aggressive cleaning than those who use the Fig. 19/20 curette.

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