Pinard Horn – Long 33 cm | Traditional Fetal Auscultation Instrument

The Pinard Horn is a traditional fetal stethoscope used for direct auscultation of fetal heart tones. First introduced in France in the 19th century by Dr. Adolphe Pinard, this instrument remains in clinical use as a reliable, non-electronic method of fetal monitoring.

This model features a 33 cm length, providing extended reach and improved positioning for healthcare providers. Constructed from precision-machined wood, it is durable, lightweight, and easy to handle in both clinical and teaching environments.

Key Features

• Classic Pinard Design: Established method for fetal heart tone assessment.

• Extended Length (33 cm): Allows improved positioning and ease of use.

• Non-Electronic Monitoring: Requires no batteries or electronic components.

• Wood Construction: Durable, lightweight, and traditionally preferred.

• Professional Use: Suitable for obstetric care, medical education, and clinical training.

Applications: Hospitals, obstetric clinics, midwifery programs, and medical training institutions.