Pocket Diagnostic Set *3-5 days delivery*
Otoscope and Opthalmoscope pocket set.
£275.35
Product Details
Keeler Pocket Diagnostic Set
Supplied in a convenient carrying and storage case, the Keeler Pocket Diagnostic Set offers a high quality otoscope and ophthalmoscope suitable for use in practice or on home visits.
The diagnostic set uses a single handle, powered by 2 AA batteries.
Keeler Pocket Otoscope
Ideal for domiciliary or ward work or as a second instrument
2.5x magnifying lens removable to allow the introduction of small instruments
Closed head design particularly suited to pneumatic testing
Disposable specula supplied
Full diagnostic capability in a pocket sized instrument
All instruments have genuine Halogen Illumination for clear and accurate aural images
Security assured, from the reliable metal handle and screw thread head to handle fitting
Ring rheostat for smooth and easy control of illumination
Keeler Pocket Ophthalmoscope
Brilliant halogen illumination
+20 to -20D lens range for clear and effortless examination of all ocular structures
A total of 6 diagnostic beams: Wide Angle: Intermediate: Red Free: Macula: Slit: Fixation Cross (on red-free background)
Ideal for domiciliary or ward work or as a second instrument
Apertures and Filters:
Wide Angle – Illuminates the largest area of fundus for the best possible general diagnosis through a dilated pupil.
Macular – Designed specifically for examination of the macular region of the fundus where a larger beam would create excessive pupillary reaction or patient discomfort.
Red Free – The red free filter is used to examine blood vessels in fine detail. By filtering out the red light, blood vessels are silhouetted against a dark green ground.
Intermediate – Permits easier access through and undilated pupil and in peripheral examination. Particularly useful in paediatric examination.
Slit – Used primarily to determine retinal elevations and depressions but may also be used to assess anterior chamber depth.
Fixation Cross – Projects a graticule onto the retina for assessment of the degree and direction of eccentric fixation.