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DR. ARABIN® Hybrid Pessary Normal

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Description

Hybrid pessaries represent an advanced development designed for enhanced patient comfort and ease of use. Their consistency allows for independent self-insertion, while their egg-shaped contour with concave suction cups ensures superior stability compared to conventional pessaries, without causing vaginal widening.

The term “Hybrid pessaries” reflects two primary functions: Ventrally, the pessary rests on the symphysis, providing support, while laterally, it is securely held in place by built-in recesses within the walls. This design allows for the drainage of discharge or blood centrally, and patients can use tampons at the same time. The device was specifically developed for treating lesions of the levator muscle, often associated with an enlargement of the hiatus (avulsion).

Tensile force tests have shown that the hold of these pessaries is approximately five times stronger than that of traditional models.

Indication

The cube pessary is indicated for Grade II-III prolapse (not Grade IV) and/or incontinence, especially when the cystocele is insufficiently supported laterally. It is also suitable for younger women, allowing permeability for menstrual blood, as well as for prolapse during pregnancy and pelvic floor dysfunction after childbirth.

The standard opaque version is recommended for heavy physical exertion (e.g., sports) or more severe prolapse. The soft transparent version (“soft”) is ideal for those with a normal physical lifestyle, increased vaginal sensitivity (e.g., after surgery or childbirth), and less pronounced genital prolapse. Important: Always follow the provided instructions carefully!

Intended use

These pessaries were specifically developed for early pelvic floor disorders caused by levator muscle lesions and an enlarged vaginal hiatus. Their primary function is to support internal organs and alleviate pressure and incontinence, especially during pregnancy, the postpartum period, or when other pessaries are ineffective or not well tolerated.

Remarks

The maximum recommended uninterrupted wear time is 30 days (Class 2a). However, it is recommended to remove the pessary each evening and reinsert it in the morning. Healthcare professionals should provide instructions on proper use, changing, and any accompanying treatments.

The use of creams during insertion may be helpful and should be discussed with the healthcare provider.

This product is intended for use by a single patient only. Before insertion, inspect the pessary for cracks or discoloration; if any damage is found, the pessary should be replaced. The pointed end should be positioned against the symphysis, with the round end facing the spine. The lateral tabs can be worn either upward or downward, depending on the desired effect and personal preference.

Clean the pessary under running water without using disinfectants. To ensure hygiene during self-management, we recommend using a storage box, which can be provided.

Application and monitoring

Our instructions are regularly updated based on the latest studies and post-clinical follow-up feedback. The most recent version can be found under Downloads / Instructions.

Description

Hybrid pessaries represent an advanced development designed for enhanced patient comfort and ease of use. Their consistency allows for independent self-insertion, while their egg-shaped contour with concave suction cups ensures superior stability compared to conventional pessaries, without causing vaginal widening.

The term “Hybrid pessaries” reflects two primary functions: Ventrally, the pessary rests on the symphysis, providing support, while laterally, it is securely held in place by built-in recesses within the walls. This design allows for the drainage of discharge or blood centrally, and patients can use tampons at the same time. The device was specifically developed for treating lesions of the levator muscle, often associated with an enlargement of the hiatus (avulsion).

Tensile force tests have shown that the hold of these pessaries is approximately five times stronger than that of traditional models.

Indication

The cube pessary is indicated for Grade II-III prolapse (not Grade IV) and/or incontinence, especially when the cystocele is insufficiently supported laterally. It is also suitable for younger women, allowing permeability for menstrual blood, as well as for prolapse during pregnancy and pelvic floor dysfunction after childbirth.

The standard opaque version is recommended for heavy physical exertion (e.g., sports) or more severe prolapse. The soft transparent version (“soft”) is ideal for those with a normal physical lifestyle, increased vaginal sensitivity (e.g., after surgery or childbirth), and less pronounced genital prolapse. Important: Always follow the provided instructions carefully!

Intended use

These pessaries were specifically developed for early pelvic floor disorders caused by levator muscle lesions and an enlarged vaginal hiatus. Their primary function is to support internal organs and alleviate pressure and incontinence, especially during pregnancy, the postpartum period, or when other pessaries are ineffective or not well tolerated.

Remarks

The maximum recommended uninterrupted wear time is 30 days (Class 2a). However, it is recommended to remove the pessary each evening and reinsert it in the morning. Healthcare professionals should provide instructions on proper use, changing, and any accompanying treatments.

The use of creams during insertion may be helpful and should be discussed with the healthcare provider.

This product is intended for use by a single patient only. Before insertion, inspect the pessary for cracks or discoloration; if any damage is found, the pessary should be replaced. The pointed end should be positioned against the symphysis, with the round end facing the spine. The lateral tabs can be worn either upward or downward, depending on the desired effect and personal preference.

Clean the pessary under running water without using disinfectants. To ensure hygiene during self-management, we recommend using a storage box, which can be provided.

Application and monitoring

Our instructions are regularly updated based on the latest studies and post-clinical follow-up feedback. The most recent version can be found under Downloads / Instructions.