Keeler Practitioner Rechargeable Diagnostic Set 1729-P-1024

Keeler Practitioner Rechargeable Diagnostic Set 1729-P-1024Please note the engraving will be displayed as two lines of 30 characters. Practitioner Ophthalmoscope Postive action maywheel lens control allows you to select +40D to 25D 6 beams for full diagnostic capability. Swing over red free filter. Blue filter to be used in combination with Fluorescein for assessing corneal scratches. Fibre Optic Otosccope Halogen illumination is transmitted via fibre optics for homogenous illumination leading to clear and

Please note the engraving will be displayed as two lines of 30 characters.

Practitioner Ophthalmoscope

• Postive action maywheel lens control allows you to select +40D to -25D
• 6 beams for full diagnostic capability.
• Swing over red free filter.
• Blue filter to be used in combination with Fluorescein for assessing corneal scratches.

Fibre Optic Otosccope

• Halogen illumination is transmitted via fibre optics for homogenous illumination leading to clear and accurate diagnosis of aural images.
• Large head design for unobstructed view.
• Large slide aside 2.5x lens for clear view of aural structures and foreign body removal procedures under magnification.
• Closed head system ideally suited to pneumatic testing for tympanic mobility.
• Can be used with either permanent or disposable specula.

Important - you will need to purchase an additional HM1941-P-1341 charger unit for all rechargeable based Keeler scopes

Apertures, Graticules & Filters:

• Wide angle - Illuminates the largest area of fundus for the best possible general diagnosis through a dilated pupil.
• Intermediate - Permits easier access through an undilated pupil and in peripheral examination. Particularly useful in paediatric examination.
• Macular - Designed specifically for examination of the macular region of the fundus where a larger beam would create excessive pupilary reaction or discomfort.
• Slit - Used primarily to determine retinal elevations and depressions but may also be used to assess anterior chamber depth.