SELF RETRACTOR AURAL SPECULAM

SELF RETRACTOR AURAL SPECULAM Specification

Shelf Life
Long-lasting (with proper care)

Storage Instructions
Store in a clean, dry place

Features
Self-retaining, smooth edges, corrosion-resistant, easy to sterilize

Usage Type
Reusable

Instruments Type
ENT Surgical Instrument

Accuracy
High precision for aural procedures

Function
Aural retraction during ENT examinations

Equipment Type
SELF RETRACTOR AURAL SPECULAM

Material
Stainless Steel

Condition
New

Technology
Manual

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
Silent

Operating Type
Handheld

Use
Ear examination and retraction

Dimension (L*W*H)
Varies; standard sizes available

Weight
Lightweight

Color
Silver (Metallic)

About SELF RETRACTOR AURAL SPECULAM

A self-retracting aural speculum is a medical instrument used in otolaryngology (ENT) to retract the soft tissues of the ear canal and provide a clear view of the tympanic membrane during middle ear surgeries. This device allows the surgeon to have both hands free to perform the procedure.

Key Features:

Self-retaining design, eliminating the need for manual retraction
Funnel-shaped or curved blades to straighten the external auditory canal and hold the cartilaginous portion wide apart
Allows for improved visualization of the tympanic membrane and surrounding structures
Can be used in tympanoplasty and stapes surgery, particularly

Advantages:

Simplifies the surgical procedure by reducing the need for manual retraction
Enhances visualization of the operative field, facilitating precise surgical techniques
Reduces the risk of accidental dislodgement or damage to surrounding tissues

Precision in Aural Examinations

Engineered with high-grade stainless steel and a smooth satin finish, this aural speculum provides exceptional precision for ear examinations. The atraumatic edges minimize discomfort, while the finger ring handle enhances user control, essential for delicate ENT procedures.

Reliable and Hygienic

Self-retaining and easy to sterilize via autoclaving, this instrument ensures strict hygiene standards. Its design supports repeated usage without compromising structural integrity, making it a cost-effective solution for clinics and hospitals alike.

Appointed for Professional Use

CE-marked and suitable for ENT specialists and otolaryngologists, the self-retractor aural speculum meets regulatory requirements. Its compatibility with standard ENT accessory sets makes integration into existing setups seamless.

FAQ's of SELF RETRACTOR AURAL SPECULAM:

Q: How should the SELF RETRACTOR AURAL SPECULAM be sterilized before each use?

A: This instrument should be sterilized using an autoclave. Ensure it is thoroughly cleaned before autoclaving, following standard sterilization protocols to maintain patient safety and instrument longevity.

Q: What are the main benefits of the satin/matt finish on this aural speculum?

A: The satin/matt finish reduces glare under surgical lighting, providing clear visibility during procedures and preventing eye strain for the operator.

Q: When is it recommended to use this self-retracting speculum?

A: The instrument is ideal for use during routine ear examinations, aural retraction, and other ENT procedures requiring precise, hands-free exposure of the ear canal.

Q: Where should the speculum be stored to maintain its long life?

A: After thorough cleaning and sterilization, store the instrument in a clean, dry environment, preferably in its designated case to prevent contamination or damage.

Q: What makes the finger ring handle advantageous during procedures?

A: The ergonomic finger ring handle ensures a secure grip, allowing the practitioner enhanced control and stability, especially in intricate or prolonged examinations.

Q: Is the self-retractor compatible with all standard ENT accessory sets?

A: Yes, this product is designed to integrate seamlessly with standard ENT accessory sets, enhancing its versatility in various clinical and hospital environments.

Q: How does the design of this aural speculum ensure patient safety?

A: The atraumatic, smooth edges and self-retaining feature minimize risk of tissue damage while enabling stable, real-time retraction of the ear canal for safe and effective examination.