Used Otolaryngology Equipment

Electrosurgical units capable of delivering argon gas for coagulation purposes.

Testing device measuring hearing impairment by evaluating hearing threshhold.

Device for detection of hearing impairment in newborns.

Flexible bronchoscopes for insertion through respiratory tract.

Image-guided systems used for stereotactic surgical procedures and preoperative information.

Cryosurgical units for general and ophthalmic use, which cause target tissue freezing.

Systems intended for cerumen removal from the ears, by means of irrigation and suction.

Monopolar and bipolar electrosurgical devices.

Classic EMG units, and equipment for testing the evoked potential response.

Fiberoptic light sources for endoscopes.

A high power lamp intended for illuminating the examined area. Sometimes used for various small operations and other medical purposes.

A miniature device which collects and amplifies audio frequencies, to enable deaf or hard-of-hearing people to hear sounds, voices and music in a rather normal way.

Endoscopes intended for insertion into nasal/larynx cavity.

Carbon dioxide lasers for use in general surgery and dermatology.

Diode lasers for photodynamic therapy, cutting, vaporizing and coagulating tissues.

Surgical Nd:YAG lasers for laparoscopic and endoscopic procedures.

Solid-state Ho:YAG lasers with the doping element HO.

A visible light lamp, driven by a controllable electrical power source. Usually coupled to a flexible fiber optic which delivers the light beam on its opposite end to illuminate various sites of the body.

Treatment and examination tables with height/position adjustments.

Endoscopes intended for insertion into nasal cavity.

Facial nerve locators used for diagnosis of nerve damage.

General purpose operating tables with adjustable segments.

A magnification viewer attached to one's glasses, intended for medical observations and operations.

Adjustable chairs for otolaryngology procedures, examination and treatment.

An optical system with illumination intended for ear observation.

PACS (Picture Archiving and Communication System) for collecting, storing and retrieving patient images and data.

Treatment and examination tables with height and position adjustments.

Data management information systems for physician's office and clinics.

Nasoscopes used for visual examination from within the nasal cavity.

Eyeware used for protection during laser procedures.

The equipment used for somnoplastic procedures.

Devices used to analyze the spectrum of bioelectrical or medical device signals, and characterize EMI - electromagnetic interference - coming from other equipment or natural sources.

A system which is intended to display the amplitude and the frequency content of the sounds produced by human speech. Can be engaged as a bio feedback device.

A device for aspiration of liquids and gas combined with a device which produces air pressure.

A device which can be attached to the operator's head for illuminating the operating site.

Linear radiographic/ tomographic system.

A device used to measure the developed pressure in the middle ear, and its and the tympanic membrane's condition.

Telemedicine systems using remote telecommunications for videoconferences.

Digital system for dictating and transcribing medical reports and records.