HP-R38 Laryngoscope Telescope for ENT and Voice Clinics
Price, lead time and documents for your market are confirmed in the quotation.
Key takeaways
- HP-R38 is a laryngoscope telescope for ENT: a rigid laryngeal telescope that shows the larynx on a monitor.
- It completes the three-model HP-R36 to HP-R38 series; its configuration differs from HP-R37 and is stated on its datasheet.
- The word laryngoscope also covers intubation devices; HP-R38 is an ENT telescope, not an intubation laryngoscope.
A laryngoscope telescope turns a larynx exam into a recorded video. HP-R38 is the third model of our rigid laryngoscope series and is meant for ENT doctors and voice clinics that examine the vocal cords every day. Ordering this laryngoscopy telescope by model number keeps replacement scopes identical to the ones your staff already use.
Key Features
- Rigid telescope with eyepiece and light-guide post.
- Third configuration in the series; angle, diameter and length on its datasheet.
- Can be quoted with our Full HD or 4K endoscope camera systems.
- Can be supplied with an endoscopy trolley for a mobile ENT station.
Applications
- Daily laryngeal exams in ENT outpatient rooms.
- Voice and speech clinics that document the vocal cords.
- Mobile ENT stations shared between rooms.
How to specify when requesting a quote
- The HP-R38 configuration you need, or the angle if you are unsure of the model.
- Camera resolution (Full HD or 4K) and light source.
- Trolley or monitor if you are building a mobile station.
- Quantity, destination and documents.
Specifications
| Model | HP-R38 |
|---|---|
| Product type | Laryngoscope (rigid laryngeal telescope) |
| Construction | Rigid |
| Series | HP-R36 to HP-R38 (3 models) |
Documents
Certificates, declarations of conformity and test reports for the specific model and destination market are provided with the quotation.
Ask for the HP-R38 datasheet and instructions for use, including the cleaning and sterilization instructions, before you order. Tell us the destination country and the documents your import license, registration or tender requires.
Frequently asked questions
+What is the laryngoscope used for?
The word covers two devices. Anesthetists use blade laryngoscopes to place a breathing tube. ENT doctors use a laryngoscope for ENT examination, a telescope such as HP-R38, to examine the larynx and vocal cords and to record the findings.
+Which angle should I choose for a laryngoscope telescope?
Laryngeal telescopes used through the mouth are angled, because the larynx lies below the line of sight. A steeper angle looks more directly down at the vocal cords, while a less steep angle gives a more forward view that some doctors find easier to position. The angle of HP-R38 is on its datasheet; tell us the angle your doctors use and we will match it.
+Do you supply laryngoscope telescopes to distributors?
Yes. We quote hospitals, ENT clinics and distributors. MOQ and lead time are confirmed with the quotation.