Personal Medical Pessary Hodge Size 0 Silicone

Pessary Hodge Size 0 Silicone

This Hodge pessary is a size 0 silicone support device. Buyers may choose it when they need a shapeable pessary for different anatomies and for use in cases such as first to second degree prolapse, cystocele, stress incontinence, an incompetent cervix, or uterine retroversion. This version is white and measures 65 mm in diameter.

Good Fit For

• Selecting a size 0 Hodge pessary
• Situations where a shapeable pessary is needed for different anatomies
• Use in management of first to second degree prolapse or cystocele
• Use in cases involving stress incontinence, incompetent cervix, or uterine retroversion

Key Features

• Hodge pessary design for support needs
• Silicone construction
• Size 0 format helps buyers select the intended fit option
• 65 mm diameter gives a clear size reference for ordering
• Shapeable wires allow adjustment for different anatomies
• Used for first to second degree prolapse, cystocele, stress incontinence, incompetent cervix, or uterine retroversion

Applications and Usage

• Supporting patients who need a Hodge pessary that can be shaped for different anatomies
• Use for first to second degree prolapse
• Use for cystocele
• Use for stress incontinence
• Use for an incompetent cervix or uterine retroversion

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 65 mm.
• Remove this pessary during x-rays, ultrasounds, and MRI procedures.

FAQ

• What type of pessary is this? This is a Hodge pessary with support.
• What size is this pessary? This pessary is size 0 and measures 65 mm in diameter.
• Can this pessary be adjusted for different anatomies? Yes. The pessary has wires that allow it to be shaped for different anatomies.
• What conditions is this pessary used for? This pessary can be used for first to second degree prolapse, cystocele, stress incontinence, an incompetent cervix, or uterine retroversion.
• Does this pessary need to be removed for imaging? Yes. It must be removed during x-rays, ultrasounds, and MRI procedures.

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