Nasal Speculum Thudichum (Mark Howell)

The Nasal Speculum Thudichum (Mark Howell) is a medical instrument designed for nasal examination. It is specifically used to widen the nostrils to provide better visualization of the nasal cavity during procedures such as rhinoscopy. The speculum is named after its inventor, Thudichum, and is commonly employed by otolaryngologists (ENT specialists) for diagnostic and surgical purposes. The “Mark Howell” version typically refers to a specific design or modification of the classic Thudichum speculum, aimed at improving functionality or comfort for both the patient and practitioner.

Key Features:

• Purpose: Designed to widen the nostrils for enhanced examination of the nasal passages.
• Material: Typically made from stainless steel for durability and easy cleaning.
• Adjustability: Features a mechanism for adjusting the width of the speculum to accommodate different patient needs.
• Ergonomics: Optimized design for ease of use, allowing precise control during nasal examinations.
• Specialty Use: Primarily used by otolaryngologists for nasal endoscopy or surgical procedures.
• Variants: Available in various sizes to suit different patient anatomies and medical requirements.