Stacke Ear Probe | Aural Exploration ENT Instrument

The Stacke ear probe is an ENT aural exploration instrument for anatomical landmark identification in otological procedures. Its probe design allows the surgeon to navigate the ear canal and middle ear to identify key structures during diagnostic and surgical ENT procedures.

Key Features

• Application: Aural exploration and landmark identification in ENT procedures
• Design: Probe for ear canal and middle ear navigation
• Material: Stainless steel — autoclavable
• SKU: ADE-346.09 | Price: $11

Clinical Use

The Stacke ear probe is used in ENT and otological procedures for aural exploration, anatomical landmark identification, and tissue palpation in the ear canal and tympanic cavity during diagnostic and surgical procedures.

Construction & Care

Made from stainless steel, the Stacke ear probe is autoclavable at 134°C. Inspect probe tip before each aural exploration procedure.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Stacke ear probe used for?
The Stacke ear probe is used for aural exploration and anatomical landmark identification in ENT and otological procedures.