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By palife12
Hi there! I'm a PA student looking to buy lightly used Ophthalmoscope & Otoscope for school. Anyone selling their old set?
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By hatman
BRAND NEW!
Welch Allyn 97200-MS 3.5 V MacroView Diagnostic Set w/Li-Ion Handle # 71900 3.5v Lithium Ion Smart Power Handle with AC charger # 23820 MacroView Otoscope/Throat Illuminator w/ LED Bulb # 24400 Otoscope Specula # 11820 PanOptic Ophthalmoscope with Patient Eyecup (Corneal Viewing Lens not included) w/ LED Bulb # 05258 PanOptic Hard Case
Retails for $770!!! Looking to sell for $550. Message me if you're interested, thank you!
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By kmspac611
So I recently saw a new device that Welch Allyn created where you can use a camera attached to your otoscope to look into the ear canal, take pictures and save for your record or show to your patient. I love the idea of being able to actually show the patient what you are seeing, but the attachment costs close to $1000, which does not seem financially plausible since you can't charge extra for a more detailed ear exam. I have seen devices online that look like mini endoscopes for the ear as well as videos of the big devices ENTs use to clean out compacted wax.
TL;DR looking for people who use endoscopes for ear exams in their practice and what are your thoughts. Is a good benefit? Do you have the ability to clean the ear out well? What device do you use?
Thanks!
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By smith4
My school is having us get equipment for our physical diagnosis classes coming up (and rotations later on) and I need some insight into what the best option is. We have to choose from a few different packages instead of buying stuff separately.
Pack 1 has a 3.5V diagnostic otoscope and a 3.5V standard ophthalmoscope.
Pack 2 has a 3.5V diagnostic set with a coaxial ophthalmoscope and a macroview otoscope.
There is a huge price differential and they seem to be telling us that if we are unsure we should get the 2nd, more expensive option. I have obviously never used an otoscope or ophthalmoscope before, but I have heard that the first option is entirely sufficient. Can anyone who has experience with any of these give me some insight into the differences and which are preferred/sufficient?
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