VISION
Deliver Safe and Efficient Results
The Anatomical Dilator is a game-changer in the medical field, offering a universal, effective, safe, disposable, and cost-effective solution for opening and dilating challenging sites such as the uterine cervix, rectum, esophagus, or urethra, ensuring efficient dilation in a non-traumatic manner, inexpensive and easy to use for medical professionals.
Product
Internal Spring
Structure Concept
Revolutionizing the Way Medical Procedures are Done with the Anatomical Dilator
The Anatomical Dilator is an ideal solution for both medical professionals and patients. It is designed to work for patient's comfort with maximum efficiency; with a simple design that makes it easy to use. Providers can rest assured that they are delivering results while minimizing discomfort.
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A cost-effective option for a variety of medical specialties, including general practitioners,
gynecology, colorectal surgery, and urology. It eliminates the need for expensive medical
settings or anesthesia, providing quick and comfortable results every time. The Anatomical Dilator is innovative, simple, inexpensive and efficient by allowing the passage of medical instruments at maximum dilatation.
About the Inventor
Roxana Belciu Kerns is a highly accomplished medical professional with a diverse background in science and medicine. She graduated medical school with a distinction of Magna Cum Laude and, is board certified in pediatric surgery and anesthesiology. She is also licensed to practice as an aesthetic physician and has been a medical spa owner for more than a decade. With her extensive education and experience, Dr. Kerns is well-equipped to handle the complexities and challenges of her field, making her an asset to the medical and scientifical community.
How I came up with the idea?
I have provided anesthesia for over a decade in small offices and ambulatory surgery centers. Working closely with gynecologists, we have performed more than 1000 hysteroscopies. The main issue with all these procedures was opening the cervical canal to allow passage of hysteroscopes. Medical practitioners could avoid many failed procedures and unnecessary anesthesia with the correct instrumentation. In my experience gynecologists need trained assistance for performing hysteroscopies, and in many cases such assistance is non-existent delaying the operations. I knew the right cervical dilator could solve all these problems, and that’s how I came up with the idea.