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22 hearing filters removed from a patient’s ear
(1) | 13/07/2018 | Translate: This foreign object removal procedure is performed by UK pioneer and world leading endoscopic ear wax removal specialist Mr Neel Raithatha (Consultant Audiologist) aka ‘The Wax Whisperer’ at his clinic in Oadby, Leicester, UK.
The foreign object removal procedure in this video, which were hearing aid wax filters that kept falling off the hearing aid into the ear canal, utilities the iCLEARscope®, Zoellner suction probe and Crocodile forceps. The client was referred to ENT on the NHS but the waiting time for a minimum 3 months. For obvious reasons the client wanted to have the hearing aid wax filters removed as soon as possible and was referred to myself from another Audiologist.
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