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<p>Single use suction suction tubes and devices, S-UM Kits, Single-Use Myringotomy
Kits which combine the unique ‘Exmoor’ suction equipment with ‘Exmoor’
aural ventilation tubes—and a wide selection of other components. The
‘Grasper’ (U.S. Patent No. 6245077B1)</p>
<p>For inserting:</p>
<p>Shepards Drain <br>
Armstrong Bevelled<br>
Shah Vent Tube<br>
Collar Button*<br>
Reuter Bobbin*<br>
Shah Mini Tube<br>
Bel-Air Vent Tube<br>
Donaldson (with tab)<br>
<br>
Easy, convenient and quick: position vent tube in open jaws draw back the slide
button to grasp it firmly at just the right angle insinuate the vent tube into
the myringotomy incision ease forward the slide button to release the tube press
on the outer flange of the tube to complete the insertion procedure Note: can
be ‘loaded’ before being passed to the surgeon</p>
<p> The basic kits comprise:</p>
<p>aural specula (oval bevelled) - 3 sizes <br>
wax curette <br>
suction tube 7FR/14swg with cleaning rod <br>
plain sucker end 3FR/18swg with stylet <br>
gauze flannel <br>
mop <br>
myringotome (arrow pattern) <br>
‘Grasper’ (vent tube inserter) <br>
cotton wool <br>
<br>
Benefits:</p>
<p>much improved visibility at the instant of tube insertion, compared with conventional
forceps—so a quicker and safer procedure <br>
no cleaning, neither in the OR/Theatre nor in the central reprocessing department—so
no risk of infection to operatives <br>
no reprocessing expenses incurred because it is a single use item <br>
no more blunt/nicked myringotomes, being also single use <br>
no delays in OR/Theatre, which can occur from hold-ups in the reprocessing area
<br>
no more expensive! as you will probably discover, if you check on your reprocessing
expenses with your Accounts Department <br>
no more (partially) blocked suckers, being single use <br>
easy, convenient and quick <br>
Note: a micro-alligator forceps may be substituted for the ‘Grasper’
- but it would add significantly to the price of the kit. Similarly, you may
customise your kit to suit your particular requirements, by selecting from the
components available.</p>
<p> Procedure Packs <br>
Compose your personal S-UM kit …</p>
<p> Note: basic kits are probably no more expensive than the cost of reprocessing
a reusable myringotomy tray—but you would be sure to benefit from:<br>
improved visibility at the instant of inserting the tube <br>
no more blunt myringotomes <br>
no more delays in the OR/theatre <br>
no more blocked suction tubes <br>
<br>
VENT TUBE INSERTION PREPARATION <br>
A Micro Alligator Forceps - Order Code MK7 SeriesSingle Use <br>
B The ‘Grasper’Grasps the tube mechanically and presents it at the
natural angle for insertion. Slide release mechanism.</p>
<p>Needle Sucker End Ventilation Tubes<br>
The patterns suited to insertion by the ‘Grasper’ are:</p>
<p>Shepards Drain <br>
Armstrong Bevelled <br>
Shah Vent Tubes <br>
Shah Mini Tubes <br>
Collar Button <br>
Reuter Bobbins <br>
Donaldsons (with tabs) <br>
Burns Titanium Tubes <br>
Bel-Air Vent Tubes <br>
Addenbrooke’s / Owa Tubes <br>
Gold Vent Tubes</p>
<p> </p>
<p> Cream Ointment<br>
Ear Syringe <br>
Suction Tubing - p.v.c. <br>
<br>
TOILET OF THE EAR - MYRINGOTOMY </p>
<p> Wax Curette Reddy Lancet Myringotome</p>
<p> Mop Reddy Lancet Myringotome<br>
<br>
Gauze Flannel Shott Suction Myringotome<br>
<br>
Suction Tube Reddy Aspirating Myringotome<br>
<br>
Tube Cleaning Rods Reddy Arrow Myringotome </p>
<p> Plain Sucker End <br>
<br>
Gallipot<br>
</p>
<p> Procedure Packs <br>
SUCTION CLEARANCE KITS</p>
<p> Especially developed for the most commonly performed ENT surgical procedure:
suction clearance of the external ear canal.</p>
<p>Supplied sterile in a peel pouch, ready for use, the components are wrapped
in a paper towel to assure aseptic handling and comprise:<br>
wax curette<br>
fine sucker end <br>
18swg/3FR suction tube <br>
14swg/7FR mop </p>
<p>Everything you need for suction clearance of the ear—in one handy, inexpensive
pack.</p>
<p> Order Code: SC/1 British Pattern SC/2 US Pattern (with suction control)</p>
<p> Procedure Packs <br>
TYMPANOCENTESIS KIT</p>
<p> Infection typing made easy!</p>
<p>Sterile, single-use, procedure pack for conventional bacterial and / or capsule
typing in a microbiological laboratory.<br>
<br>
This kit comprises:</p>
<p>Sterile 'field' <br>
Ear drape <br>
Aural specula x 2 <br>
Surgical gloves <br>
Curette <br>
Mop <br>
Suction tube <br>
Aspirating myringotome <br>
Vial assembly <br>
Lab. specimen bag <br>
Cotton wool <br>
'Disposafe' <br>
Disposal bag assembly</p>
<p> the physician knows - and shows! - that the treatment he prescribes is correct;
Particularly important when an expensive antibiotic is indicated.</p>
<p>the patient gets immediate relief, receives the correct therapy - and recovers
quickly. Being akin to myringotomy, the procedure will give immediate relief
to the patient and may even be curative per se. </p>
<p> Everything you need for a tympanocentesis procedure!<br>
We acknowledge with gratitude the generous help and encouragement we received
in the development of this device from John Stram M.D., Boston, MA</p>
<p> Procedure Packs <br>
TONSILLECTOMY KITS</p>
<p> Developed for: vCJD Referral Centre, St. Mary’s Hospital, London, U.K</p>
<p>Following the variant Creutzfeldt Jakob Disease (vCJD) crisis and the risk
of iatrogenic transmission via instruments of this invariably fatal disease,
‘Exmoor’ was requested to develop single use kits. These instruments
may be purchased as stand-alone items, in standard kits or may be combined into
customised kits. </p>
<p>refined instruments <br>
wide choice <br>
consistently high quality <br>
good availability <br>
supplied sterile <br>
single use</p>
<p>All Exmoor single-use adenotonsillectomy instruments (excepting the Yankauer
sucker) are manufactured in one factory, which enables the company to impose
the highest quality assurance procedures, including in-process controls, over
their characteristics, minimising the risks of mis-match and assuring:</p>
<p>refined instruments (according with BSEN 7153: 2001) <br>
competitive prices</p>
<p> Diathermy Devices <br>
BIPOLAR FORCEPS <br>
Single use, inexpensive new designs. <br>
BK/40 Straight<br>
Rigid blades 200mm/8inch) <br>
Fine tips <br>
3m integral cables <br>
Meet highest international electrical standard (IEC601-2-2) <br>
Suited to most electro-surgical generators <br>
Standard pack of 10 devices <br>
<br>
Diathermy Devices <br>
MONO POLAR SUCTION DEVICES <br>
Single use, inexpensive new designs. <br>
BK/3a Jain Laryngeal/Pharyngeal Pattern (230mm/9¾in-14swg/7FR)</p>
<p> Single use <br>
Inexpensive <br>
Meet highest international electrical standard (IEC601-2-2) <br>
Suited to most electro-surgical generators <br>
3m integral cable <br>
Standard pack of 10 devices <br>
Lateral fenestrations <br>
<br>
Ear Prostheses <br>
CAUSSE UNIVERSAL HA PROSTHESIS <br>
Developed for: Dr. J-B. Causse, Béziers, France <br>
“...I consider them, even if not perfect, to be the best partial prostheses
I have ever used in my life”........<br>
Dr. J-B. Causse. </p>
<p> ......and they’re just as effective when used as total ossicular replacement
prostheses! </p>
<p> ....which means that there is no longer the need to keep an assortment of
patterns and sizes. <br>
This device comprises three components, namely: <br>
a dense hydroxylapatite ‘mushroom’, which is intended to be located
on the malleus or directly on the tympanum. Note: clinical experience makes
it clear that this material is highly unlikely to extrude. <br>
a clear ptfe tube, to fit securely over the stalk of the mushroom, the other
end swaged out into a bell shape to fit over the head of the stapes. Note: this
component is supplied extra long, so that, if shortened in error, sufficient
would remain to allow the surgeon to correct the length of the trimmed tube,
<br>
a white ptfe plug, which fits securely into the clear ptfe tube (the bell end
having been removed), and which is intended to be located on the footplate of
the stapes.</p>
<p> ‘I was extremely pleased with the result because, in three out of the
four cases, there was an over-closure in between 10-15 dB on the 250 Hz, 500Hz
and 1KHz. In one case only, there was a slight gap of 5dB on the 1KHz and 10dB
on the 2KHz. Obviously, this was my fault: probably the contact with the tympanic
membrane was not good enough. There was not enough pressure of the tympanic
membrane on the platform of the prosthesis.’</p>
<p>Extract from a letter from Dr. J-B. Causse<br>
<br>
Result <br>
“I confirm that those patients, whom I operated on, two years ago, are
doing well.” Dr. J-B Causse, Beziers, France </p>
<p> ‘The prosthesis was used over the top of an intact stapes, using the
tubular component. A hydroxylapatite cap was placed under the tympanic membrane.
It can be seen quite easily through the drum on examination today. The patient
is delighted with his progress and it may well be that the hearing will do even
better than this but, even if it does not, he is now within the normal range.’
<br>
Extract from a letter from Mr. J. Robinson FRCS, following a clinical inspection
three months after an ossiculoplasty was performed.</p>
<p> Ear Prostheses <br>
MILLS INCUS HA SLEEVES <br>
For reconstruction of the long process of the incus, when the stapes arch is
intact. Stable in situ, these devices can be used to repair a gap of up to 3.0mm</p>
<p>Developed for: Mr. R. P. Mills FRCS, Dundee, Scotland.</p>
<p> TEFLON LOOPS <br>
These popular stapes prostheses are fabricated in p.t.f.e. <br>
The smaller pattern may be located in a 0.8mm. stapedotomy, covered with a vein
graft, into which the 0.4mm. diameter shaft nestles securely. This technique
makes for good high tones, while the risk of adhesion is minimised and the delay
before inflation is reduced.</p>
<p>The grade of material selected for this device has an excellent ‘memory’,
which means that the loop tends to grasp the incus firmly.</p>
<p> Ear Prostheses <br>
MILLS COLUMELLA <br>
For use in the reconstruction of the ossicular chain, in conjunction with a
cortical bone graft, taken from the outer table of the skull, in which a notch
is ground to accommodate the malleus and into which a 0.5mm blind hole is drilled
to accept the columella. <br>
The bone graft is placed adjacent to the ear drum, across the malleus and the
columella completes the connection to the footplate of the stapes. </p>
<p>Note: the smallness of the device makes it easy to see the footplate during
its insertion and so minimizes the risk of fixation to the margins of the oval
window niche.</p>
<p> CAMPBELL ENDOLYMPHATIC T-SHUNT <br>
This device is intended to be placed in the sac, to relieve the symptoms of
Menière’s disease. Once in situ, it will act as a continuous drain,
allowing the endolymphatic sac fluid to be shunted into the mastoid. The long
member leaves the sac via a separate incision, the ‘T’ bar remaining
within the sac to prevent extrusion. Being flat, like the decompressed sac,
it is easier to insert than a tubular drain and does not require insertion into
the subarachnoid space.<br>
<br>
CAMPBELL MIDDLE EAR AERATION SHEETING <br>
This device is used to prevent or reduce adhesions in the middle ear following
tympanoplasty, especially those from the malleus to the promontory and from
the ear drum to the inner ear. After reconstruction of the tympanic membrane
and ossicular chain, this implant is inserted into the mouth of the eustachian
tube, to cover the promontory, and under the handle of the malleus, to cover
the middle ear, the shape allowing it to rest around the oval window.<br>
<br>
CAMPBELL ATTIC TO ANTRUM IMPLANT <br>
This implant is intended to aerate the attic and mastoid antrum, in order to
encourage the regrowth of the mucosa, following tympano-mastoid surgery. The
narrow end is placed under the head of the malleus, if present, and back into
the mastoid antrum.<br>
Developed for: E. E.Campbell MD, FACS, Garden City, L.I., N.Y. <br>
Order Code Description Pack Quantity Sterilised by Materials Colour Thickness<br>
<br>
Ear - Bone Harvester <br>
MOFFAT-ROBINSON BONE PATE COLLECTOR<br>
<br>
Bone dust collected from the mastoid cortex or other, healthy bone areas has
a powerful osteogenic effect when placed into areas where an adequate blood
supply exists. Its uses vary from total mastoid obliteration to reconstruction
of defects in the canal wall and even repair of ossicular erosions. The collection
of small quantities of bone dust is relatively simple but, when large defects
are to be filled, a bone pâté collector, fitted into the suction
tubing, simplifies matters considerably.</p>
<p>The new Moffat-Robinson Bone Pâté Collector is easy to use. It
can collect any quantity of bone dust, up to a volume sufficient to obliterate
an open mastoid cavity. Where previous collection devices have employed metal
gauze filters, and have involved meticulous cleaning prior to re-autoclaving,
the Moffat-Robinson Bone Pâté Collector is fitted instead with
a single-use, labour saving, sintered plastic filter.<br>
<br>
Developed for: Mr.D Moffat FRCS, Cambridge, UK.<br>
Mr. J Robinson FRCS, Gloucester, UK.<br>
Order Code Description Pack Quantity Material Sterilised by <br>
E.401 Bone Pâté Collector 1 polycarbonate see below <br>
E.402 Bone Pâté Filters 5 hdpe Gamma <br>
<br>
Repeated Re-Sterilization (filter housing only)<br>
Acceptable methods: ethylene oxide gas steam (at 121°C)</p>
<p>NOTE: it is not advisable to re-sterilize the filter housing at 134°C because
the material becomes unstable below this temperature. Although trials have demonstrated
that it may be usable after twenty cycles, it will survive typically only seven
or eight cycles - and may manifest damage after the first cycle at this temperature.</p>
<p> Therapy Devices <br>
PFLEIDERER’S INTRATYMPANIC CATHETER <br>
This single-use device is supplied sterile and ready for use as a closed system
for the repeated, safe delivery of approved therapeutic agents into the middle
ear and, in particular, to the round window area, to facilitate the control
of disabling vertigo arising from active unilateral Meniere’s disease.</p>
<p>The soft, silicone rubber flange is introduced via a myringotomy incision and
the tubing is sutured to the pinna of the ear. The medication is then delivered
from a Luer syringe, via the external valve.<br>
<br>
CREAM OINTMENT EAR SYRINGE <br>
This simple, single-use device, which is supplied sterile and ready for use,
comprises a standard 2.5ml. syringe with an integral stainless steel delivery
tube. Specifically designed to deliver cream ointment to the external ear canal
without risk of trauma. <br>
</p>
<p>Single Use Suction Equipment <br>
An instrument system, pioneered by Exmoor Plastics, for use in the ENT/ORL discipline,
in which the suction tube hand-pieces combine with a range of sucker end instruments,
to facilitate, and speed up, many different procedures, as described in the
following pages. <br>
No more frustration:<br>
no blunted or damaged myringotomes<br>
no soiled or blocked suction tubes<br>
no instrument change over delays <br>
No more risk:<br>
no contaminated myringotomes to re-process<br>
no contaminated, drill - damaged suction tubes to re-process </p>
<p>No more worry:<br>
no more doubts about `best practice`<br>
no more concern about professional negligence</p>
<p>No more expensive:<br>
absolutely no more reprocessing expenses<br>
absolutely no more myringotome repair costs</p>
<p> Tube sizes from 24 swg to 8 swg (FR12).<br>
Aspirating<br>
Myringotome<br>
Micro-bore Single<br>
Use Suction Tube<br>
Zoellner pattern</p>
<p> Single Use Suction Equipment <br>
SUCTION TUBES <br>
Supplied sterile - for use in: <br>
otology <br>
rhinology <br>
operating theatre <br>
out-patients dept. <br>
available with, or without, suction control made to fit standard suction tubing,
able to accept a Luer syringe <br>
single use <br>
fully engineered for safety in use <br>
supplied with a cleaning stylet <br>
good for your peace of mind <br>
going to save you money</p>
<p> Single Use Suction Equipment <br>
SUCKER END INSTRUMENTS <br>
These Sucker End Instruments are intended to be aspirated into the suction tubes.
Careful design and very close tolerances assure a perfect fit, for safety in
use.<br>
<br>
Aural Ventilation Tubes <br>
For more than a quarter of a century, `Exmoor` aural ventilation tubes have
been used around the world. </p>
<p>Today, they are routinely used in many famous teaching hospitals — and
in some fifty countries — their wide popularity testifying to their:</p>
<p>high quality <br>
low prices <br>
reliable delivery <br>
<br>
Every`Exmoor` micro-surgical device is individually inspected to ensure that
it is fit for your use.</p>
<p>Here Angela Harris is seen checking the lumen of a ventilation tube for swarf
or asperities, which might trap effusions / exudates and cause it to become
blocked.</p>
<p>The `Exmoor` range includes most popular patterns — and several unique
designs........... <br>
<br>
Aural Ventilation Tubes - Short Term Ventilation (4 - 9 months) <br>
SHEPARDS DRAINS <br>
Available in a choice of materials and sizes, these popular patterns typically
afford ventilation for some five to eight months. <br>
COLLAR BUTTONS <br>
The symmetry of these devices is inspired by sound engineering principles, this
common feature being expressed in differing forms to address a variety of applications,
where short-term ventilation is indicated of, say, seven to nine months. <br>
Aural Ventilation Tubes - Medium Term Ventilation (12 - 18 months) <br>
REUTER BOBBINS <br>
The shortness of these tubes means that they are highly unlikely to abrade the
mucous membrane of the middle ear, which might cause the lumen to become blocked
with a blood clot or serum. The unusually wide flanges extend the period of
patency, especially when fenestrated, so that tissues of the tympanic membrane
may penetrate them to act as stabilizing dowels. ( For medium-term ventilation,
say twelve to thirteen months.)<br>
<br>
BURNS TITANIUM GROMMET <br>
Thin, wide flanges and a short inter-flange distance, characterize this light-weight
product, as a Reuter Bobbin, which is particularly suited to Downs Syndrome
patients.</p>
<p>Developed for: Mr. H. Burns FRCS, Dublin, Eire. <br>
<br>
EXMOOR GOLD VENT TUBES <br>
Aural Ventilation Tubes - Medium Term Ventilation (12 - 18 months) <br>
SHAH VENTILATION TUBES <br>
This popular pattern affords medium term ventilation of the middle ear cleft.
Its design facilitates insertion through the myringotomy incision and aids retention
of the tube, especially if the inner flange points to the head of the malleus.
Its duration in situ is typically fifteen to eighteen months.<br>
<br>
REDDY GROMMET <br>
The unique Reddy Grommet has been used widely for several years. It offers the
advantage of a unique grasping feature, which enables the tube to be presented
to the incision in the correct orientation. This small tube reduces the risk
of tympanosclerosis, while its design assures medium term ventilation, in the
order of thirteen to fifteen months, especially if the inner flange is pointed
towards the head of the malleus.</p>
<p>Developed for: Mr. T. N. Reddy FRCS, Stafford, U.K. <br>
<br>
ADDENBROOKE’S/OWA (USER FRIENDLY) GROMMET <br>
This medium term tube is designed particularly to facilitate handling. It is
expected to remain in situ for some fifteen to eighteen months.</p>
<p>Developed for: Mr. A. Owa FRCS, Cambridge, U.K.</p>
<p> Aural Ventilation Tubes - Long Term Ventilation (24 months +) <br>
BEL-AIR VENTILATION TUBE - U.S. Patent No. 5,389,088 <br>
This tube: <br>
is narrow at one point only, so less likely to be blocked with exudate <br>
affords good visibility of the middle ear cleft <br>
is easy to insert <br>
remains patent for approximately two years <br>
Developed for: Prof. M. Hageman, Haarlem, The Netherlands.<br>
<br>
SHAH PERMAVENT <br>
The bevelled flange is intended to be cut to the shape best suited to the clinical
characteristics presented. The absence of an outer flange aids retention and
clinical studies show that this is a long term tube which, if deliberately removed,
is unlikely to leave a perforation in the tympanum. This tube will ventilate
the middle ear for approximately three years.<br>
<br>
CYLINDRICAL VENTILATION TUBES <br>
The ‘Exmoor’ Cylindrical Ventilation Tubes have been designed with
only one flange to prolong ventilation. They are sometimes chosen when permanent
ventilation is indicated.</p>
<p> Aural Ventilation Tubes - Long Term Ventilation (24 months +) <br>
EXMOOR T-TUBES <br>
The absence of an external flange makes premature extrusion less likely while,
being soft and flexible, these tubes are easily shortened to the required size
and removal can be readily accomplished, if necessary, by gentle traction. These
are long-term ventilation tubes and, in order to minimise the possibility of
a residual perforation, they should be deliberately removed.<br>
<br>
DONALDSON GROMMET <br>
This soft silicone product is available in both regular pattern and with a tab
to aid insertion. The compressibility of these tubes permits insertion with
minimal tympanic trauma. They resume their shapes when released in situ and
the design makes for good retention, typically twelve to thirteen months.<br>
<br>
Aural Ventilation Tubes - Paediatric <br>
SHAH MINI GROMMET <br>
The Shah Mini Grommet is small enough to be positioned in the anterosuperior
quadrant, even via narrow external ear canals. Its size and shape facilitate
insertion with minimal trauma. It is appropriate to the treatment of severe
‘glue ear’ or to maintain equal pressure across a new tympanic graft.</p>
<p>Clinical studies suggest that, if the inner flange is orientated to point towards
the head of the malleus, this tube will remain patent typically for five months
and, if used as the tube of first choice in cases of otitis media with effusion,
a substantial majority would require no further surgical intervention and resultant
tympanosclerosis would be minimal.<br>
(Clinical References: PUB/28,q.v.)</p>
<p>Its design maximises the lumen but provides sufficient outer flange for the
forceps to grasp.<br>
<br>
TINY T-TUBE <br>
The Tiny T-Tube will remain patent typically for twelve to fourteen months and
is intended to extend the period of ventilation to young ears, with minimal
scarring of the tympanum.<br>
<br>
Instruments <br>
VENTILATION TUBE INSERTERS <br>
Reusable Instruments</p>
<p> <br>
T-Tube Inserters (Made in Britain)<br>
T-Tube Inserters (Made in Britain)<br>
With the finger bows open, the tube is fully drawn, by means of a blunt point,
introduced via the notch, into the barrel of the inserter, until the ‘wings’
of the tube are enclosed. The distal end is then presented to the tympanic incision
and the tube is ejected into place by the closing of the finger bows.<br>
<br>
Alternative Pattern (Made in Germany)<br>
This instrument operates on the same principle but relies on thumb pressure
on the proximal end of the handle, in lieu of finger bows. It incorporates its
own ‘blunt point’ in the proximal end of handle and has a slotted
distal end to improve visibility of the T-tube during insertion.<br>
<br>
Grommet Inserters<br>
The projection of the distal end of the inserter fits exactly into the matching
lumen of the grommet. With the finger bows closed, the grommet will remain firmly
on the end of the instrument, to be released into the incision by fully opening
the finger bows.<br>
<br>
'Exmoor' reusable surgical instruments for use in the ear, nose and throat discipline
are also available:</p>
<p>patterns accord with industry standards <br>
accredited to BSEN 7153 (Pt 2 2000) <br>
wide range <br>
low prices <br>
available to the U.K.'s NHS hospitals within the Framework Agreement <br>
<br>
Blakesley ethmoid punch<br>
<br>
Laryngeal forceps<br>
<br>
Sickle knife<br>
<br>
Freer elevator<br>
<br>
Killian nasal speculum<br>
<br>
Bellucci micro-scissors<br>
<br>
Thidichum nasal speculum<br>
Plester Jansen retractor<br>
<br>
Weil Blakesley forceps<br>
<br>
Silicone Rubber Sheeting <br>
A comprehensive range of materials for short-term or permanent implantation
in the ear, nose or throat, supplied sterile and ready for use.</p>
<p>IMPORTANT: only those products, which are declared as ‘implantable’,
may be placed in the body for periods exceeding twenty-nine (29) days.</p>
<p> Nasal Devices <br>
NASAL SPLINTS - SILICONE RUBBER <br>
Note: since silicone rubber will not bond to contiguous tissue, these splints
are easily removed <br>
Designed to improve the role of splinting the septum in the mid-line, especially
when using free grafts.<br>
<br>
The dolphin-shape of these splints affords generous septal cover and is designed
to prevent prolapse anteriorly. Posterior prolapse is prevented by transfixing
with a suture.</p>
<p>Developed for: Mr. P. Grimaldi FRCS, Isle of Wight, U.K.<br>
<br>
These devices are designed to afford: <br>
support for the septum in the mid-line <br>
an airway to facilitate breathing <br>
a barrier to adhesions <br>
Developed for: Mr. Navnit Shah FRCS, London, U.K.<br>
<br>
Nasal Devices <br>
NASAL SPLINTS - FLUOROCARBON FILM <br>
Note: since silicone rubber will not bond to contiguous tissue, these splints
are easily removed <br>
For use:</p>
<p>with nasal packing <br>
without additional intra-nasal packing, when connected by transeptal suture
<br>
Developed for: Mr J. Atkins FRCS, Shrewsbury, U.K.<br>
<br>
NASAL SPLINTS - RIGID/PVC <br>
Designed for use as a support to the septum <br>
Developed for: Mr R. Cawood FRCS, (N.16 and N.17) Coventry, U.K..<br>
Developed for: Dr T. Logan FACS (N.19 and N.20) Evansville, IN, U.S.A.<br>
<br>
NASAL TUBES - SILICONE RUBBER <br>
Prevents haematoma <br>
Flanges protect columella from necrosis <br>
Provides airway to maintain blood oxygen level <br>
Suture through bell to stop tubes being blown out <br>
Developed for: Mr. P. Samuel FRCS, Sunderland, U.K.<br>
<br>
Ear - Packing Devices <br>
SHAH SILICONE DISCS <br>
This fenestrated, membrane-thin device is designed to splint the tympanum, following
tympanoplasty or myringoplasty, and offers the following advantages:</p>
<p>it will readily assume the desired conical shape <br>
it will exert pressure evenly around the annulus <br>
it will not readily distort when packed firmly <br>
it will not adhere to, nor displace, the graft, during removal of the packing
<br>
it may remain in situ after packing has been removed, even when antibiotic drops
in the canal are prescribed <br>
transparent - but blue-tinted</p>
<p> SHAH PACKING STRIPS <br>
Packing Strips are membrane-thin and are designed for use in the packing of
the ear canal, following surgery. They are transparent. Silicone rubber has
been preferred for these packing strips so that contiguous tissue will not grow
onto them and, thus, trauma during removal will be minimized.<br>
<br>
In order to assure goodness of fit between the components which make up the
Causse Universal HA Prosthesis (one of which expands while another shrinks!),
close tolerances are required. Here Mary Lang is seen producing the HA component
on her lathe, to tolerances of 1/100mm<br>
<br>
Dental Protection Devices <br>
BITE BUFFER (TRURO PATTERN) <br>
This device is to protect the upper incisors from the laryngoscope or oesophagoscope.
It is:</p>
<p>applicable to any patient - will conform to a very wide range of jaws <br>
stable in use because it accommodates to teeth, gums and palate <br>
safe in use, featuring a ribbon to secure to patient’s clothing <br>
convenient in use, since its design minimizes obstruction to instruments and
presents smooth, free-running surfaces to those which come into contact with
it <br>
re-usable and will withstand repeated autoclaving <br>
durable enough to endure many operations, this robust material is especially
concentrated into a thicker section across the destructive incisors.</p>
<p>We acknowledge with gratitude the generous help we received in the development
of this device from Mr. J. Conrad FRCS, Truro, U.K.<br>
<br>
BOYLE DAVIS GAG COVERS <br>
These devices are to protect the upper incisors from the Boyle Davis Gag. They
are:</p>
<p>simple to fit and remove <br>
safe and secure in use <br>
durable enough to endure many operations <br>
autoclavable for repeated re-usage <br>
fully conforming to the shape of the gag <br>
ribbed to minimize lateral forces on the teeth</p>
<p> Laryngological Devices <br>
DAS GUPTA LARYNGEAL KEEL <br>
The keel consists of a tubular section and a flat keel to maintain separation
of the raw surfaces of the vocal cords. It may be used to prevent re-adhesion
after division of limited anterior laryngeal webs of congenital or traumatic
origin.</p>
<p>Its principal advantages are:</p>
<p>a laryngofissure does not need to be carried out and the operation can be done
endoscopically <br>
tracheostomy may not be necessary <br>
the patient can continue to talk with the keel in position. <br>
Developed for: Mr. A. Das Gupta FRCS, Birmingham, U.K.<br>
</p>
<p>Laryngeal web....divided by laser Keel in situ internally....with external
fixation </p>
<p>Laryngological Devices <br>
THE SINGH SPEECH SYSTEM Patent No. 2,164,424 <br>
The Singh Speech System is for both total and partial laryngectomees<br>
Screw adjustment to desired sensitivity of flap intended to be set to close
automatically from increased pressure of exhaled air as the patient starts to
speak.</p>
<p>Bivalve - normally closed but opens when naturally increased pressure occurs
during exhalation, as the patient begins to speak. <br>
<br>
A video recording, featuring a long-standing patient, demonstrates the system
in use. (Available on request) <br>
lung-powered <br>
hands-free <br>
needs no glue <br>
in clinical use since 1984 <br>
self-retaining; very stable in situ, being held in two axes - so much less likely
to be coughed out <br>
leak-free; (no need of glue) <br>
safe; large external flange prevents accidental inhalation <br>
supplied in 5 sizes <br>
comfortable and unobtrusive <br>
durable and inexpensive <br>
easy for the patient to insert and remove <br>
easy to clean <br>
supplied sterile (fistula valve) <br>
radio opaque (except for the tracheostoma valve) <br>
<br>
Developed for: Dr. W. Singh FRCS, Edinburgh, Scotland <br>
The Singh Tracheostoma Button is made in a soft, compliant, silicone rubber
and has a groove inside the large external flange, into which the Singh Tracheostoma
Valve will snap-fit, to give hands-free speech to partial laryngectomees. </p>
<p> <br>
For total laryngectomees:<br>
Singh Tracheostoma Valve <br>
with Fistula Valve <br>
<br>
The Singh Fistula Valve is similar to the Singh Tracheostoma Button (q.v.),
through which the patient can breathe, but has a projecting valve that terminates
in the oesophagus, through which air can be exhaled when the stoma is occluded,
so that total laryngectomees can be restored to lung-powered speech<br>
</p>
<p>For partial laryngectomees:<br>
Singh Tracheostoma Valve <br>
with Tracheostoma Button</p>
<p> <br>
The Singh Tracheostoma Valve is a flap-valve which can be sensitively adjusted
for pressure. It comes in one size and snap-fits into the matching groove within
the external flanges of the other components, to replace manual occlusion of
the stoma and restore hands-free speech.<br>
<br>
Laser Suction Devices <br>
<br>
These simple, single-use devices are intended for use in surgical procedures
within the nasal cavity, the oral cavity or the oropharynx. </p>
<p>They are supplied sterile and ready for use. Their designs combine two stainless
steel cannulae: the longer to deliver a laser fibre and the shorter to aspirate
the plume of smoke produced by the procedure.<br>
<br>
Dilkes Laser Suction Device (Order Code S.201).</p>
<p>This device is suitable for use with laser fibres of up to 600 µ diameter
or with gas cooled fibres up to that diameter.<br>
<br>
Laser Suction Devices (Order Codes S.202(l) and S.202(r))</p>
<p>This device has been developed for use with lasers. It is suitable for use
with laser fibres of up to 300 µ diameter.<br>
<br>
Clinical References <br>
We have available a number of information films (reference numbers starting
V. shown below) which are available free of charge in either video or CD formats.
<br>
We also have a number of leaflets covering each product group. <br>
Please call or e-mail to request your copies - don't forget to state whether
you would prefer a video or a CD. <br>
Single Use Suction Equipment <br>
PUB/14<br>
V.17 <br>
V.13 Single-Use Suction Equipment<br>
Shott Suction Myringotome, Dr. S. Shott, FACS<br>
O’Reilly Notched Sucker End, Dr. B. O’Reilly, FRCS <br>
Aural Ventilation Tubes <br>
V.7 <br>
Reddy Grommet, Dr. S. Shott, FACS <br>
Myringotomy Kits <br>
PUB/184<br>
PUB/109<br>
V.29<br>
S-UM Kits<br>
Single-Use Myringotomy Kits<br>
'Myringotomy with a Difference', Mr. Michael Kuo, F.R.C.S. <br>
Middle Ear Prostheses <br>
V.20 <br>
V.27 <br>
V.28 Causse Universal HA Prosthesis - Insertion Techniques, Dr. J-B Causse<br>
Mills Incus HA Sleeve - Insertion Technique, Mr R. P. Mills FRCS.<br>
Teflon Loop - Insertion Technique, Dr. J-B. Causse <br>
Bone Pâté Collector <br>
V.2 ‘Surgical Management to the Mastoid Cavity’, R. Mills, FRCS
<br>
Voice Rehabilitation Prostheses <br>
V.11 Singh Speech System, Fr. A. Gardner <br>
Tonsillectomy Instruments <br>
PUB/128 Adenotonsillectomy Instuments and Procedure Packs <br>
Catalogue <br>
CAT/3/C Exmoor Plastics Catalogue <br>
Price List <br>
SAL/4/A/19 Exmoor Plastice Price List - current issue dated April 2003 <br>
<br>
<br>
Exmoor Plastics Ltd<br>
Lisieux Way<br>
Taunton<br>
Somerset, TA1 2LB<br>
United Kingdom</p>
<p>EP Inc.<br>
304 Gasoline Alley<br>
Indianapolis<br>
IN46222<br>
USA</p>
<p>Mexico<br>
Ostotec Insurgentes sur 317-401,<br>
Col. Hipodromo Condesa, <br>
PO 06170 Mexico</p>
<p>Contact: Ms Monica Osornio <br>
Tel: 00 155 5574 2458 <br>
Fax: 00 155 5264 7099 <br>
email: ostotec@yahoo.com </p>
<p> Websinger Gessellschaft M.B.H., A-2120 Wolkersdorf, Johann Galler Strasse
15</p>
<p>Contact: Herr Andreas Leitner<br>
Tel: 0043 2245 82488<br>
Fax: 0043 2245 82493<br>
email: office@websinger.at</p>
<p>Denmark</p>
<p> Braun Scandinavia A/S Lejrvej 25, DK-3500, Vaerloese, Denmark</p>
<p>Contact: Martin Nielsen<br>
Tel: 0045 44 47 47 48<br>
Fax: 0045 44 47 47 42<br>
email: mn@braun-scandinavia.dk</p>
<p>Finland</p>
<p> Intracor Oy Taka-Niipperin tie 17, 02970 Espoo, Finland</p>
<p>Contact: Mrs Mervi Jansson<br>
Tel: 00358 40 515 9544<br>
Fax: 00358 9 584 2116<br>
email: aalto.jansson@kolumbus.fi</p>
<p>France CCA Alesia CCA Paris, 8, Rue Oberkampf, 75011, Paris, France</p>
<p>Contact: Ms. Gerard Challier/Alain Even<br>
Tel: 0033 1 45 408354<br>
Fax: 0033 145 396216</p>
<p>Germany</p>
<p> Covoc Medizen-Technische Vertriebs GMBH, Allee der, Kosmonauton 28, D-12681,
Berlin-Marzahn, Germany </p>
<p>Contact: Frau Diana Scholz <br>
Tel: 0049 30 547 96 519 <br>
Fax: 0049 30 54 79 65 32 </p>
<p> Germany Mandel and Rupp Gruitener Straße 11, 40699 Erkrath</p>
<p>Contact: Ms Gisela Endemann <br>
Tel: 00 49 2104 94680 <br>
Fax: 00 49 2104 946868 <br>
email: mandel-rupp@t-online.de </p>
<p>Gibraltar Alfred Swantex Sales Ltd 4/15 Horse Barrack Court, PO Box 223, Gibraltar
</p>
<p>Contact: Mr Paul Baw <br>
Tel: 00350 73700 <br>
Fax: 00350 74631 <br>
email: paul@alfrendswantex.com</p>
<p>Greece Thessalomedicine Ltd T. Oikonomaki 29, 38221 Volos, Greece </p>
<p>Contact: Mr George Koutroubas/Ms Elena Vgontza <br>
Tel: 0030 24210 24241 <br>
Fax: 0030 24210 27829 <br>
email: elevg3@hotmail.com or<br>
thes-med@otenet.gr</p>
<p>Ireland Tekno Surgical Ltd a4 Centrepoint Business Park, Oak Road, Dublin 12</p>
<p>Contact: Mr. John Osborne/Mr. Michael Connole <br>
Tel: 00353 1 4600835 <br>
Fax: 00353 1 4601250 <br>
email: niall@tekno-surgical.com</p>
<p>Italy Diemme Dispositivi Medici srl Via Luxemburg, 27/29, Locate Triulzi (MI),
Italy</p>
<p>Contact: Sr. Guido Santus/Sr. Sergio Romagnoli <br>
Tel: 0039 02 9077553 <br>
Fax: 0039 02 9077405 <br>
email: info@diemmesrl.it </p>
<p>Norway Unomedical (previously Maersk) Ensjoveien 5, Oslo 6, Norway </p>
<p>Contact: Mr Tom Martinsen <br>
Tel: 0047 268 6095 <br>
Fax: 0047 219 1977 <br>
email: info-oslo@unomedical.com</p>
<p>Portugal</p>
<p> Euro-Casmedica SA Rua Do Cumba, 45, 4200 Porto, Portugal </p>
<p>Contact: Sr. Castro/Sra. Ana Claudia Soares <br>
Tel: 00351 225073020 <br>
Fax: 00351 225505334 <br>
email: eurocasmedica@iol.pt</p>
<p>Spain</p>
<p> Suministros Hospitalarios SA Calle Tortosa 201, 08918 Badalona, (Barcelona),
Spain</p>
<p>Contact: Mr Stephen Whitehouse <br>
Tel: 0034 9 346 07920 <br>
Fax: 0034 9 346 07921 <br>
email: s.whitehouse@ashmed.net </p>
<p>Switzerland</p>
<p> Novimed Helmstrasse 46, 8953 Dietikon, Switzerland </p>
<p>Contact: Mrs. Marianne Wust <br>
Tel: 0041 1 743 4060 <br>
Fax: 0041 1 743 4065 <br>
email: info@novimed.ch </p>
<p>Turkey</p>
<p> Omega Medikal Tuna Cad No. 26/15, Shhiye, Ankara, Turkey </p>
<p>Contact: Mr Cetin Dogan <br>
Tel: 0090 312 433 1565 <br>
Fax: 0090 312 433 4303</p>
<p>United Kingdom</p>
<p> Exmoor Plastics Ltd, Lisieux Way, Taunton<br>
Somerset, TA1 2LB, United Kingdom</p>
<p>Contact: Mr Simon East<br>
Tel +44(0)1823 276837<br>
Fax +44(0)1823 334154<br>
e-mail: enquiries@exmoorplastics.com<br>
<br>
Medical Choice Av Irarrazaval 2821, B Of. 208, Santiago, Chile</p>
<p>Contact: Ms Gema Risso<br>
Tel: 0056 2 2045809<br>
Fax: 0056 2 2698220<br>
email: mchoice@vtr.net</p>
<p>Colombia</p>
<p> Quirumed Ltda Carrera 80, No. 36 – 37,<br>
Medellin, Colombia</p>
<p>Contact: Sra. Marta Elena Uribe Vélez<br>
Tel: 0057 42509102<br>
Fax: 0057 4416 0297<br>
email: quirumed@uolpremium.net.co</p>
<p>Peru</p>
<p> Multimedical Supplies SAC Alameda del Rocio 433, Urb. Alborada - Surco, <br>
Lima 33, Peru </p>
<p>Contact: Mr Marco Augusto <br>
Tel: 0051 1 448 7379 <br>
Fax: 0051 1 448 6961 <br>
email: multimedical@terra.com.pe </p>
<p> Horizon for Medical Appliances 5 Abdel Aziz Fahmy St., Heliopolis, Cairo</p>
<p>Contact: Mr. Ahmad El Naggary and Eng. Saher Ali Hafez<br>
Tel: 002 02 637 7131<br>
Fax: 002 02 633 7443<br>
email: anaggary@horizon-elfath.com</p>
<p>Israel</p>
<p> MTC Ltd 59 Joseph Str., Haifa 11346, Israel </p>
<p>Contact: Mr. Yuval Paz <br>
Tel: 00972 4 8677744<br>
Fax: 00972 4 8677483<br>
email: mtc@netvision.net.il</p>
<p>Lebanon Yamout Hearing Centre PO Box 113-6095, Postal Code 1103-2100, Beirut,
<br>
Lebanon</p>
<p>Contact: Afif Yamout (General Manager) <br>
Tel: 00961 1662 360 <br>
Fax: 00961 1662 359 <br>
email: yamouthearingcenter@yahoo.com</p>
<p>Oman AMICO PO Box 312, Muscat-131, Oman</p>
<p>Contact: Mr Gajesh Dhariwal<br>
Tel: 00968 566195<br>
Fax: 00968 566210</p>
<p>Saudi Arabia</p>
<p> AMICO P.O. Box 3871, Jeddah 21481, Saudi Arabia</p>
<p>Contact: Dr. Imad Tambe <br>
Tel: 0096 2 660 1149 <br>
Fax: 0096 2 660 1146 <br>
email: amicojed@amicoksa.com </p>
<p>Syria Albadaui Medical Supplies PO Box 459, Mazraa, Shahbinder Street, Lane
5 <br>
Damascus, Syria </p>
<p>Contact: Mr Ahmad Badawi <br>
Tel: 00963 11 444 7692 <br>
Fax: 00963 11 444 1722 <br>
email: a-badaui@mail.sy </p>
<p>Syria Instrumed PO Box 5541, Mazraa-Boraan Lane 2904 <br>
Damascus, Syria </p>
<p>Contact: Mohammad Badawi <br>
Tel: 00963 11 446 5460 / 442 8160 <br>
Fax: 00963 11 442 4640 <br>
email: htinawi@scs-net.org </p>
<p>U.A.E. AMICO PO Box 27882, Abu Dhabi, UAE </p>
<p>Contact: Mr Sukhdeep Sachdev <br>
Tel: 00971 2 632 4624 <br>
Fax: 00971 2 632 3110 <br>
email: sachdev@amicogroup.com </p>
<p> U.A.E. AMICO PO Box 55320, Dubai, UAE </p>
<p>Contact: Mr Joseph Nakhle <br>
Tel: 00971 4 295 8995/295 8994 <br>
Fax: 00971 4 284 5271 <br>
email: jnakhle@amicogroup.com </p>
<p>Yemen Modern Mothana Centre PO Box 5583, Taiz, Yemen </p>
<p>Contact: Dr H Udayni <br>
Tel: 00967 4 226335 <br>
Fax: 00967 4 220100 <br>
email: mthasan@y.net.ye <br>
<br>
LS Kai Care No. 6, Block a, Bangunan Hj, Abdul Rahman,<br>
Simpang 88, Kg, Kiulap, Brunei Darussalam, BE 1518</p>
<p>Contact: Dr Joseph Lim<br>
Tel: 00673 2 233 327<br>
Fax: 00673 2 233 328<br>
email lskai@brunet.bn</p>
<p>Hong Kong</p>
<p> Wellink Ltd Unit 1211, 12/F West Wing, Peninsula Square, <br>
18 Sung On Street, Hung Hom, Kowloon, Hong Kong</p>
<p>Contact: Mr K T Chau <br>
Tel: 00852 2954 1881 <br>
Fax: 0082 2954 1008 <br>
email: wellinkl@netvigator.com </p>
<p>Japan</p>
<p> Entry Japan KK Scala Jingumae 1F, Jingumae 5-39-8, Shibuya-Ku,<br>
Tokyo, 150-0001, Japan</p>
<p>Contact: Mr Dan Stakoe<br>
Tel: 0081 3 3406 6838<br>
Fax: 0081 3 5469 1885<br>
email: danstakoe@entry-japan.com</p>
<p>Korea </p>
<p> K M Medics 134-030 2F Shins Bldg. 559-2 Seongnae-Dong, <br>
Kangdong-Gu, Seoul </p>
<p>Contact: Ms J Y Hwang <br>
Tel: 00 82 2 556 0873 <br>
Fax: 00 82 2 477 4259 <br>
email: sky77blue@hanafos.com </p>
<p>Malaysia</p>
<p> Medi Aids PO Box 6598, Kg. Tunku, 47308 Petaling Jaya, <br>
Selangor, Malaysia</p>
<p>Contact: Mr Wilfred de Silva <br>
Tel: 0060 3 7875 3341 <br>
Fax: 0060 3 7875 4210 <br>
email: wilfred@mediaids.com.my <br>
mediaids@mediaids.com.my </p>
<p>Pakistan </p>
<p> Healthways International Muhammadia Plaza, Gordon College Road, <br>
Rawalpindi, Pakistan </p>
<p>Contact: Mr K H Choudhry <br>
Tel: 0092 51 555749 or 531902<br>
Fax: 0092 51 532119 <br>
email: health_ways_pk@yahoo.com </p>
<p>Sri Lanka</p>
<p> HealthCare International 50 1/3 Colombo Plaza, Galle Road, Colombo 06, <br>
(Pvt) Limited Sri Lanka </p>
<p>Contact: Mr M R Thajudeen or Rushdi <br>
Tel: 0094 074 514444 <br>
Fax: 0094 074 516600 <br>
email: info@onlinehci.com </p>
<p> Endocorp Pty Ltd PO Box 6343, <br>
Baulkham Hills Business Centre,<br>
NSW 2153,<br>
Australia</p>
<p>Contact: Mr John F Waters<br>
Tel: 0061 2 8850 5000<br>
Fax: 0061 2 8850 5011<br>
email: office@endocorp.com.au</p>
<p>New Zealand</p>
<p> Medipak Surgical PO Box 56-516, <br>
Dominion Road, <br>
Auckland 7, NZ </p>
<p>Contact: Peter Wright / Ron de Kieviet<br>
Tel: 0064 9 846 6044 <br>
Fax: 0064 9 846 6808<br>
email: pwright@medipak.co.nz or ron@medipak.co.nz<br>
<br>
Horizon for Medical Appliances 5 Abdel Aziz Fahmy St., Heliopolis, Cairo</p>
<p>Contact: Mr. Ahmad El Naggary and Eng. Saher Ali Hafez<br>
Tel: 002 02 637 7131<br>
Fax: 002 02 633 7443<br>
email: anaggary@horizon-elfath.com</p>
<p>Morocco</p>
<p> Rifmed Sarl 23 Boulevard Rahal, el Maskini, 20 000 Casablanca, <br>
Morocco </p>
<p>Contact: Dr Saadi <br>
Tel: 00212 022 542130 <br>
Fax: 00212 022 443154 <br>
email: rifmed@iam.net.ma </p>
<p>South Africa</p>
<p> B & LCC Medical Supplies PO Box 44, Umhlanga Rocks 4320, 40 Marshall Drive,
<br>
Mt. Edgecombe, Natal, South Africa </p>
<p>Contact: Mr. Alex Lanham-Love <br>
Tel: 0027 31 502 2363 <br>
Fax: 0027 31 502 3376 <br>
email: blmedical@icon.co.za </p>
<p>Zimbabwe Keiss Enterprises 31 Kenmark Crescent, Bluffhill Industrial Park,
<br>
Harare, Zimbabwe </p>
<p>Contact: Mr A Choudhary <br>
Tel: 00263 4 305908 <br>
Fax: 00263 4 305603 <br>
email: keiss@mweb.co.zw </p>
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<p align="left" class="maintext">Exmoor Plastics designs, develops, manufactures
and markets sterile surgical and microsurgical devices, electrical, electronic
and diagnostic equipment. </p>
<p class="maintext">It is accredited to the highest international quality systems
and also meets the requirements of the<span class="maintextred"> FDA CFR 21.820</span>
and (for<span class="maintextred"> CE</span> marking)<span class="maintextred">
MDD/93/42/EEC</span></p>
<p class="maintext"> Exmoor is registered as a supplier to the Food
and Drugs Administration (Mfr. Reg. No. 9611184) and other Authorities.</p>
<p class="maintext">Many famous teaching hospitals around the world
are numbered amongst the company`s regular customers in some fifty
countries.</p>
<p class="maintext">Exmoor manufactures a comprehensive range of devices
for the ENT/ORL discipline. Many of these products are unique and
testify to the policy of close co-operation with innovative surgeons,
to whose ideas Exmoor always tries, if possible, to give expression.</p>
<p class="maintext">Through specialisation, Exmoor has developed considerable
expertise in its field of interest. Highly innovative products,
low prices and prompt deliveries characterise Exmoor as a reliable,
forward - looking supplier and have made friends of many customers
around the world. With their continuing support, and with the determination
and enthusiasm of its highly trained staff, Exmoor faces the future
with confidence.</p>
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<a href="content/catalogue/h2.htm">Shepards Drains</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/h2.htm#2">Collar Buttons</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/h3.htm">Medium Term (12 - 18 months)</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/h3.htm">Reuter Bobbin</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/h3.htm#2">Burns Titanium Grommet</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/h3.htm#3">Exmoor Gold Vent Tubes</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/h4.htm">Shah Vent. Tube</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/h4.htm#2">Reddy Grommet</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/h4.htm#3">Addenbrooke/Owa Grommet</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/h5.htm">Long Term (24 Months +)</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/h5.htm">Bel-Air Vent. Tube</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/h5.htm#2">Shah Permavent</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/h5.htm#3">Cylindrical Vent. Tube</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/h6.htm">T-Tube</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/h6.htm#2">Donaldson Grommet</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/h7.htm">Paediatric</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/h7.htm">Shah Mini Grommet</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/h7.htm#2">Tiny T-Tube</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/i1.htm">INSTRUMENTS</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/i1.htm">Aural Specula</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/i2.htm">Middle Ear Instruments</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/i3.htm">Ventilation Tube Inserters</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/j1.htm">SILICONE RUBBER SHEETING</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/j1.htm">Various (Implantable)</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/j1.htm#2">Various (29 days)</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/k1.htm">NASAL DEVICES</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/k1.htm">Nasal Splints - Silicone Rubber</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/k2.htm">Nasal Splints - Fluorocarbon Film</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/k2.htm#2">Nasal Splints - Rigid / PVC</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/k2.htm#3">Nasal Tubes - Silicone Rubber</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/l1.htm">EAR - PACKING DEVICES</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/l1.htm">Shah Silicone Discs</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/l1.htm#2">Shah Packing Strips</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/m1.htm">DENTAL PROTECTION DEVICES</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/m1.htm">Bite Buffer (Truro Pattern)</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/m1.htm#2">Gag Cover (Boyle Davis)</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/n1.htm">LARYNGOLOGICAL DEVICES</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/n1.htm">Das Gupta Laryngeal Keel</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/n2.htm">Singh Speech System</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/o1.htm">LASER SUCTION DEVICES</a><br>
<a href="content/catalogue/o1.htm">Dilkes Laser Suction Device</a><br>
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