ENT TELESCOPE 0°-5mm

An ENT telescope is a medical instrument used primarily in Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT) examinations and surgeries. It's designed to provide magnified and illuminated views of internal structures in the ear, nasal passages, sinuses, throat, and larynx.

Components of an ENT Telescope:

1. Rigid Tube: Stainless steel shaft with an internal lens system.
2. Rod Lens System: Enhances light transmission and image clarity.
3. Eyepiece: Connects to a camera or directly to the surgeon’s eye.
4. Light Post: Connects to a fiber-optic light cable for illumination.
5. Camera Adapter (optional): For attaching to a video system.
6. Direction of View: Varies by model – typically 0°, 30°, 70°, or 90°.

Advantages:

• High-definition visualization,
• Minimally invasive access,
• Compatible with video recording systems,
• Allows precise surgical interventions.

Maintenance and Care:

• Handle delicately to avoid lens damage;
• Clean immediately after use (manual or ultrasonic);
• Sterilize (commonly via autoclaving, unless specified otherwise);
• Store in padded cases.