Abstract: Redundant wall retractor is tubular and is obturated for insertion. It has a duct which terminates in an opening at the top of the anterior end and terminates with a tube fitting at the bottom at the posterior end. It is made of dielectric synthetic polymer composition material, preferably transparent to retract tissues during loop electrode excision procedures with the duct positioned for withdrawing smoke.

Abstract: The endometrial aspirator has a tubular sheath or body which serves to receive a histological biopsy sample. The tube is closed at the distal tip and has a sample curette opening directly behind the tip. A rod extends to the opening, and at the proximal user end, extends out of the tubular body. The rod fits closely within the tube or preferably has an enlarged piston at the sample curette opening end. The distal tip is smooth, rounded and closed for ease of insertion. The body and rod are made of flexible material which is sufficiently stiff to prevent kinking during insertion.

Abstract: The illuminator is especially configured for attachment to examination telescopes. The illuminator has a body which carries a plurality of batteries, a connector at the forward end of the body for detachable attachment onto the illumination nipple on the side of the examination telescope, and a lamp holder which is actuated by the attachment action to complete a circuit through the lamp to provide illumination. The illuminator structure is light and compact so that it can be directly carried on the examination telescope.