TubaVent® Family Causal therapy for tube dysfunction

Eustachian Tube Dilatation 2 SPIGGLE & THEIS | TubaVent® · Causative therapy for tube dysfunction

TubaVent ® Family As the first of its kind, the TubaVent® System was developed to treat dysfunctions of the Eustachian Tube by means of a special gentle and persistently controlled dilatation. Our dilatation catheter has had over 125,000 applications worldwide since its market introduction in 2010. Thanks to the high levels of patient satisfaction and the significant improvement of the Eustachian Tube function, which can be achieved with our systems, this treatment method has become firmly established in practice. minimally invasive • safe • fast SPIGGLE & THEIS | TubaVent® · Causative therapy...

For more than 10 years, we have been the pioneers and market leaders in the field of Eustachian tube dilatation. With our systems, we offer solutions which fulfill all requirements for a patient-friendly Eustachian Tube dilatation. The Eustachian tube in adults is a 3.5 cm long, narrow, tube-like To be able to reliably treat ventilation issues and dysfunctions of connection between the Pharynx and the middle ear. It is lined the Eustachian tube, we have developed our system, which has with respiratory epithelial tissue and consists of a long cartilagi- become a recognized treatment method in...

Lateral view, MRI: TubaInsert® in combination with TubaVent® short SPIGGLE & THEIS | TubaVent® · Causative therapy for tube dysfunction

The TubaVent® short, in combination with the TubaInsert®, ensures a comfortable and reliable application and a safe and successful treatment. The TubaVent® short is a modified dilata- The olive-shaped catheter tip also allows tion catheter, which in combination with safe application where there are soft an- the TubaInsert® insertion instrument al- atomical structures. lows for a precise and simple application. Prof. Dr. med. habil. Matthias Tisch Honorary Doctorate in Medicine Jordan University of Science and Technology (JUST), Medical Director Clinic and Polyclinic for Otolaryngology, Head and...

This disposable instrument - TubaInsert® - combines the reliability of a reusable insertion instrument with the convenience and safety of modern disposable instruments. le with Only usab ort and sh t® n e TubaVe short wid TubaVent® Single-use insertion instrument, sterile • Easier handling in confined anatomical conditions • Three different geometries available • Excellent tactile feedback during insertion of catheter into Eustachian tube • No time-consuming processing steps needed 45°, short bending, 10 pieces / box 2080-2045 70°, 10 pieces / box 2080-2070 Inflation pump • Ination pump with...

Tu baVent® - Concept in the treatment o f c h ro n ic t u b e ven t ila t io n d iso rd ers With the dilatation of the Eustachian Tube, the possi bility to treat the cause of chronic middle ear infections was offered for the first time. The multi-use combination instrument The entry angles which are available enables Eustachian Tube Dysfunctions make it possible to fulfill all anatomical Professor Dr. med. Dr. rer. nat. Holger Sudhoff, FRCS, FRCPath Kopfzentrum Bielefeld Germany TubaVent® and TubaVent® wide • Optimal balloon lengths ensure dilation of the cartilaginous part of the Eustachian...

Combined Insertion Set, tapered, 3.0 mm for TubaVent® • three color-coded distal angled tapered attachments: 30°, 45°, 70° • Combined Insertion instrument 80-806-91 30° Combined Insertion Set, tapered, 4.5 mm for TubaVent® wide • three color-coded distal angled tapered attachments: 30°, 45°, 70° • Combined Insertion instrument 80-807-92 30° System screen basket for combined insertion instrument • For combined insertion instrument and attachments • With cover, retaining strap and silicone strips • Rinsing module for cleaning the inner lumen • Material: Stainless steel • Dimensions: 24.4 cm x 24.4...

Contralateral access Ipsilateral access Pharyngeal access • Insert Hopkins optic (e.g. 70°) on contralateral side • Localise the tubal ostium • Carefully insert the TubaVent® catheter with the appropriate insertion instrument and place it at the tubal ostium ! For tight anatomical conditions this access may not be suitable • Insert Hopkins optic (e.g. 30°) • Carefully insert the TubaVent® catheter with the appropriate insertion instrument, parallel to the optic, through the same nostril ! Ideal for difficult anatomical conditions • Insert Hopkins optic (e.g. 70°) through the oral cavity; both...

M. Tisch, H. Maier, H. Sudhoff, ACTA Othorhinolaryngologica Italica 2017 Clinical experience in the management of children. Treatment of Eustachian tube dysfunction. Subjects: 126 children, range 28 months to 13 years. Preoperative Examination: Clinical Examination, Tympanometry For the first time worldwide, this procedure was assessed in regard to the treatment of children with Eustachian tube dysfunction, who had previously not responded to other treatments. No intra- or postoperative complications. Result: clinical symptoms improved in more than 80% of patients. No patient reported a deterioration....

Dalchow, C. et al., First results of Endonasal dilatation of the Eustachian tube (EET) in patients with chronic obstructive tube dysfunction; Eur Arch Otorhinolaryngol 2015 Documentation of 217 patients, 342 tubes Period: September 2010 to April 2013 Pre-operative examination: ear microscopy, clinical examination, audiometry, tympanometry, Valsalva, ear microscopy, TMM, ETS Post-operative checks after: 1 month, 3, 6, 9, 12 months Result: The Eustachian tube score (ETS) improved after EET from 2.23 (±1.147 SD) preoperatively to 2.68 (±1.011 SD) 12 months after surgery. No complications had been...