65 devices · GMDN 47146
An ENT chair, electric is a mains-powered medical device designed to position and support patients during ear, nose, and throat examinations, treatments, or minor surgical procedures. It allows healthcare providers to adjust the patient’s height and orientation for optimal access and comfort while working in a standing posture.
Such chairs typically feature adjustable height, reclining backrests, head and arm supports, and rotational movement, with some models offering programmable positioning. They may include or accommodate attached ENT instruments like otoscopes or laryngoscopes, though these components can also be separate, self-supported units mounted on walls or ceilings.
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