Cervical Cone Biopsy Overview
A cervical biopsy is a medical procedure to remove tissue from the cervix for testing abnormal or pre-cancerous conditions, or cervical cancer. The cervix is the lower, narrow part of the uterus that opens into the vagina. Various biopsy procedures include Endocervical Curettage (ECC), Punch Biopsy, and Cone Biopsy, each used for diagnosing different conditions.

Swann-Morton Cervical Biopsy Blades
The Swann-Morton Cervical Biopsy blade is specifically designed for delicate operations requiring larger tissue samples. It is used to diagnose conditions such as high-grade Cervical intra-epithelial neoplasia (CIN), high-grade glandular lesions, and broad-based polyp removal. The blade is sterile, made of stainless steel, and individually sealed in a pouch, with 10 blades per unit box.

Product Specifications
The Swann-Morton sterile stainless Cervical Biopsy blade is used with the Long Stainless Steel Major Handle to perform a "Cone" biopsy. The blade's unique shape and double cutting edge allow it to cut in both clockwise and anticlockwise directions. The procedure involves removing a cone-shaped wedge of abnormal tissue from the cervical canal, along with a small margin of normal tissue, to ensure no abnormal cells remain. The tissue is then sent for laboratory examination.

Swann-Morton Major L Handle
The Major L handle is a non-sterile, stainless steel handle, individually sealed in a packet, with 10 handles per unit box. It is designed to fit the Cervical Biopsy Blades for effective use in medical procedures.

Manufacturer Information
Swann-Morton is a leading surgical blade manufacturer, with products intended for use by trained healthcare professionals. Proper training and instruction are required for safe handling and use of these products. Swann-Morton Limited is located in Sheffield, UK, and can be contacted via phone or email for more information.