33 devices · GMDN 46323
An ear canal lavage system is an electromechanical device used to irrigate and clean the ear canal. These systems are primarily utilized to remove cerumen or other debris to improve a patient's hearing or to prepare the ear for clinical procedures and surgeries.
These systems typically feature a pump, a fluid reservoir, and a vacuum extractor to manage the flow of non-medicated liquid through a specialized handpiece. Users browsing this category will find assemblies that include adjustable pressure controls and various detachable tips designed for safe insertion into the ear canal.
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