Baxter Beveled Bobbin

Baxter Beveled Bobbin
The Baxter Beveled Bobbin is a medical device used for implantation in the tympanic membrane to drain and temporarily aerate the tympanic cavity. It combines the features of the Bevel Bobbin and the Reuter Bobbin, with a beveled shape that resists occlusion and clears easily. This device is typically used in hospital settings, particularly in ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat) applications.

Here are some key details about the Baxter Beveled Bobbin:

Material: Made of fluoroplastic, which is a medical-grade plastic known for its inertness and durability.
Usage: It is used for mid-term ventilation, meaning it is designed to remain in place for a moderate duration before removal.
Shape: The beveled inner flange is angled to the shank, which allows for easier insertion and keeps the tubes parallel to the auditory canal.
Color: Available in blue, like other fluoroplastic ventilation tubes.
Additional Features: Can be provided with a wire or tail for better retention and visibility.
This device is manufactured by companies such as Eon Meditech Private Limited and is available for purchase from various medical supply distributors.