2,247 devices · GMDN 33395
An ear speculum is a reusable, cone-shaped tube designed to fit into the ear canal, either manually or attached to an otoscope. Clinically, it creates a clear channel for visual examination, suction, irrigation, or insertion of other ENT instruments during procedures, and may also support audiometric testing.
These devices are typically reusable medical instruments, regulated under general surgical instrument classifications. They are supplied as standalone tools or as part of ENT procedure sets, adhering to standards for reusable medical devices to ensure safety and sterility before reuse.
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