Diagnostic Set (Keeler) Pocket 2.8V

Keeler Pocket Diagnostic Set 2.8V

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.