Otoscope (EJ-001)

Features:
The distinctive “bird-beak” or “fin-like” tip is an iconic design feature of otoscopes. The beveled tip safely pushes aside the skin and hair in the ear canal, widening the field of view while effectively preventing the lens tip from directly contacting and damaging the tympanic membrane. It delivers exceptional close-up resolution and depth of field, ensuring that the entire surface of the tympanic membrane—from the center to the edges—is sharply focused. The primary angles available are 0° (direct view) and 14° (slightly oblique view). The 0° angle provides a panoramic view of the tympanic membrane, while the 14° angle is particularly useful for examining hard-to-see areas along the edge of the eardrum. As a rigid endoscopic instrument, it connects to standard video processors and light sources for optimal image quality, making it ideal for use in hospital operating rooms and outpatient clinics. Integrating the camera, light source, and display screen into a single unit, this device is lightweight and portable—perfect for use in primary care clinics, pediatric practices, and routine health checkups.

Accessories:

Accessory Name: Function and Use
Waterproof cap: A small rubber or silicone sleeve that is fitted onto the connection interface between the otoscope and the camera.
Camera: The core imaging component that converts the optical image from the otoscope into an electrical signal via an interface.
Camera data cable: Connects the camera to the host, transmits image signals, and provides power to the camera.
Light guide: One end connects to a cold light source, while the other end connects to the otoscope body. It efficiently transmits the light emitted by the source to the front end of the instrument, illuminating the examination area.
Cold-light source host: Produces high-brightness, low-heat illumination light (typically LED).
Earmuff sheath: A hollow metal tube through which the otoscope body passes.
Biopsy forceps/foreign-body forceps: Ultra-fine, miniature forceps that can be inserted through the working channel of the endoscope sheath.
Suction tube: a slender tube used for suction.
Instrument box/storage box: A box specifically designed for storing and transporting otoscopes and their accessories.
Sterilization box: A specialized metal box designed to be placed in an autoclave for high-temperature and high-pressure sterilization.

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