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E-Scope Hearing Impaired Model for use with ITE hearing aids, with Belt Clip.

Listen - to sounds through headphones
Use over hearing aids - or for comfort
Belt Clip - Swivels for ease of use

Included Accessory items: Specialist Adult Diaphragm, A selection of diaphragms and bells, Pediatric Diaphragm, Infant, pediatric and adult bells, Extra ear tips, Operator's Manual & Operational CD-ROM

The E-Scope Electronic Stethoscope utilizes state-of-the-art electronic technology to amplify heart, breath and Korotkoff sounds so the become much easier to hear. The sound is pure and clean. The E-Scope is approximately 30 times louder than an acoustic stethoscope and compared to acoustic stethoscopes, murmurs and faint blows are much more distinguishable.

Features and Benefits:

Selection of bells, diaphragms. The E-Scope Electronic Stethoscope is the only electronic stethoscope on the market that allows the user to change from a diaphragm to a bell. A selection of diaphragms and bells is supplied with every E-Scope.

Automatic shut-off. If the user forgets to turn the E-Scope off, it will automatically shut off after two minutes. It can be re-started with the touch of a button. This conserves the battery.

Frequency control. A frequency switch for heart sounds (45-900 Hz) and breath sounds (50-2000 Hz) allows the listener to concentrate on a particular sound within a specific frequency range.

Extra ear tips. The E-Scope Electronic Stethoscope is supplied with two additional types of ear tips so the user can select the most comfortable.

Off-the-Shelf battery. The E-Scope Electronic Stethoscope operates on an off-the-shelf AAA battery that will power the E-Scope for approximately 4-5 months of regular use.

Warranty - The warranty is one year and includes parts and labor.

Can Be Used With:
pocketMONITOR software. The E-Scope Electronic Stethoscope can be connected to a PC to display, record,and playback heart or lung sounds. Heart sounds are displayed as a phonocardiogram and breath sounds as a phonopneumogram. pocket monitor will also aid is diagnosis by differentiating between an innocent systolic murmur and the murmur of aortic stenosis. See pocketMONITOR section for full details.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Hearing deficiencies vary considerably from person to person. Your audiologist is the best source of information on your particular hearing problem. You should consult with your audiologist if you have any specific questions about the use of your hearing aid with the E-Scope Electronic Stethoscope or any similar device.