LORANGEAL MIRROR

LORANGEAL MIRROR Specification

Function
Visualization of vocal cords and laryngeal structures

Features
Corrosion Resistant, Smooth Finish, Lightweight, Reusable, Sterilizable

Accuracy
Direct Visual Reflection

Shelf Life
Long (if properly maintained)

Instruments Type
ENT Diagnostic Instrument

Usage Type
Hospital/Clinic

Storage Instructions
Store in a dry, clean environment

Equipment Type
Laryngeal Mirror

Material
Stainless Steel with Glass Mirror

Condition
New

Technology
Manual (Non-electronic)

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Magnification Power
1x (Non-magnifying)

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
Silent

Operating Type
Handheld

Use
Clinical Examination of Larynx & Throat

Dimension (L*W*H)
Varies (Commonly 5-7mm Mirror Diameter; Handle Length ~14-16cm)

Weight
Approx. 20-40 grams

Color
Metallic Silver with Reflective Mirror

Manufacturer Recommendation
For ENT professionals

Mirror Surface
Flat Glass Mirror

Sterilization Method
Autoclavable

Handle Type
Knurled, Non-slip

Grip Design
Ergonomic

Cleaning Method
Can be disinfected and sterilized

Packaging Type
Individually Packed or set

Mirror Shape
Round

Application
Otolaryngology, General Examination

Handle Material
Stainless Steel

Usage
Examination, Minor Procedures

About LORANGEAL MIRROR

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Ergonomic Design for Precision

The laryngeal mirror boasts a knurled, non-slip handle crafted from stainless steel, ensuring an ergonomic grip for better control during ENT examinations. Its lightweight construction and smooth finish provide comfort and accuracy, enabling professionals to conduct procedures with confidence and minimal fatigue.

Superior Visualization and Cleanliness

Featuring a flat, round glass mirror with a metallic silver reflective surface, this instrument allows ENT specialists to visualize vocal cords and laryngeal structures directly. It is autoclavable, corrosion-resistant, and easy to disinfect, making it safe for repeated clinical use and ensuring long-term durability.

FAQ's of LORANGEAL MIRROR:

Q: How should the laryngeal mirror be sterilized before use in clinical settings?

A: The mirror is autoclavable and can be sterilized using standard autoclaving procedures. It may also be disinfected with appropriate solutions, ensuring both glass and stainless steel components are fully clean and ready for examination.

Q: What is the benefit of the flat, round mirror design in otolaryngology?

A: A flat, round glass mirror provides clear, accurate reflection without magnification, ideal for visualizing laryngeal structures and vocal cords during ENT examinations and minor procedures.

Q: When is it recommended to use the laryngeal mirror in hospital or clinic environments?

A: This instrument is recommended for ENT professionals performing general examinations, visualization during minor procedures, and diagnostic assessment of the larynx and throat in hospitals and clinics.

Q: Where should the laryngeal mirror be stored for optimal shelf life and performance?

A: Store the mirror in a dry, clean environment to prevent corrosion and damage. Proper storage extends its shelf life and keeps the reflective mirror surface and handle in prime condition.

Q: What process should be followed for cleaning and maintenance of the laryngeal mirror?

A: After each use, disinfect the mirror using suitable ENT instrument cleaning agents, followed by sterilization through autoclaving. Ensure both handle and mirror are completely dry before storage to maintain longevity.

Q: How does the ergonomic handle design enhance user experience during examinations?

A: The knurled, non-slip, ergonomic stainless steel handle offers superior grip and control, reducing hand strain and enhancing precision during laryngeal examinations.

Q: What are the advantages of using this non-electronic, handheld device for real-time ENT examination?

A: Its manual, non-electronic technology enables silent operation with direct visual feedback, making it portable, lightweight, and suitable for real-time throat and larynx assessment without additional equipment.