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Feature |
Benefit |
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Thin speculum with a camera at the tip |
Obtain diagnostic images in small and partially occluded ears without removing wax |
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Fits on industry-standard handles already in your clinic and exam rooms |
Always conveniently available |
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Similar in size and shape to your traditional analog otoscope |
Immediately familiar |
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Built-in LCD Screen |
No external cables, drivers, operating systems, applications, or smartphones to manage or pair |
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Permanent anti-fog coating |
Clear images even in ear canals with high humidity such as those associated with infection |
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Illumination provided by fiber optic strands |
Since no heat is generated at the tip of the probe, the Wispr remains comfortable to the patient even after extensive use |
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One physical button for operation |
No lighting adjustment and no focusing required |
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Built-in memory |
Image exam history available on the device |
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Video mode with "scrubbing" and image export |
Get the perfect image even in the squirmy child |
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Fast processor |
No annoying "lag" in the display during an exam |
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Touch and Swipe controls |
Intuitive interface with a brief learning curve |
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Download images to thumb drive storage you already have |
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Field upgradable software |
Always have access to the latest features |
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Build rapport and comfort with pediatric patients using built-in whimsical images |
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Speculum engineered to 'click' in place |
The speculum is never in the field of view and you are not ‘looking through a tunnel’ |
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