171 devices · GMDN 35348
A self-retaining ear speculum is a manual surgical instrument featuring two arms connected by a pivot point. It is designed to gently expand the ear canal to provide clear visualization for clinicians during examinations or surgical procedures.
These instruments are typically constructed from stainless steel and feature an adjustable mechanism to hold the device in place during use. They are designed for repeated clinical use and are available in a variety of sizes and shapes to accommodate different patient needs.
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