69 devices · GMDN 33416
An ear spoon is a reusable, hand-held surgical instrument designed for use during ear procedures to remove or manipulate tissue and anatomical structures. Typically constructed from high-grade stainless steel, it features a central cylindrical handle with shafts extending in both directions, one ending in a spoon-shaped tip for scooping or dissection.
These instruments are supplied as reusable surgical tools and are generally regulated as manual surgical devices under standard medical device frameworks. Their design includes varied tip configurations—such as blunt, pointed, or angled options—to accommodate different surgical needs within the ear canal.
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