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speculum [′spek·yə·ləm] (medicine) A tubular instrument for inserting into a passage or cavity of the body to facilitate visual inspection or medication. (optics) An optical instrument reflector of polished metal or of glass with a film of metal. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| In contrast to the speculums developed by Sampselle et al (95) and Dumoulin et al, (97) Verelst and Leivseth (98) recently developed a dynamometer to measure mediolateral PFM contraction force. A new portable, waterproof otoscope kit that uses standard disposable speculums for performing ear, nose, and throat examinations is being introduced by Sabre Medical Instruments, LLC. The children make scissors, forceps, needle holders, scalpels, speculums, and clamps. |
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