Gynecological Curettes

The catalogue includes named product records such as Sims, Thomas, and Bumm patterns. The family name identifies a catalogue grouping, not one interchangeable item. Select the required pattern by reviewing its working-end shape, edge detail, dimensions, curve, and other recorded descriptors.

Check the catalogue description for the edge detail and compare it with the working-end shape, working width, overall length, curve, and size notation. Record whether the requested configuration is sharp or blunt where that distinction is provided. Do not rely on the general family name, since named patterns may differ in several recorded fields.

Specify the named pattern or SKU, then list every required size notation and working width as separate lines. Include the overall length, curve, working-end shape, edge detail, and the catalogue description of rigid or malleable where recorded. State the quantity for each size so the requested sequence can be checked without assuming an undocumented size range.

Include the named pattern or SKU, working-end shape, edge detail, working width, overall length, curve, and size notation for each requested item. Add the recorded rigid or malleable catalogue description and quantity. Separate Sims, Thomas, Bumm, or other named patterns into distinct lines, because the family label alone does not define the required configuration.