Stethoscopes
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- With connector piece in contrasting colour
- Double-sided chestpiece with dual-frequency diaphragm
- Ideal for auscultation of high-frequency noises
- Acoustical output: 9-10
- Optional personalised laser engraving
- Suitable for the LuxaScope Sonus Flex
- Avoids direct skin contact
- Minimises the risk of contamination
- Non-sterile disposable product
- Delivery contents: 5 rings
- For Harvey DLX and Elite stethoscopes
- Quick and easy replacement
- Contents: diaphragm, bell ring, eartips
- Robust and durable
- 5 year guarantee
- First-class acoustics in the relevant heart frequency range (200–500 Hz)
- Dual-head chestpiece made of stainless steel with special bilateral membrane
- Y-tube system with separate sound pathways for differentiated perception
- Anatomically shaped ear tubes with individually adjustable contact pressure
- Comfortable, interchangeable soft ear tips for optimal sealing
- Latex-free, robust and easy-to-clean material
- High-quality diagnostic stethoscope
- Diagnose and make decisions with confidence
- High acoustic sensitivity for excellent performance
- Innovative tube formula with satin finish
- Helps isolate subtle sounds
- For two people
- Dual-head chestpiece with diaphragm and bell
- Tube length of 110 cm
- Total length of 130 cm
- Colour: red-yellow
- Rotatable triple head chestpiece
- Clear acoustics, dual-bore tubing
- Diaphragms for adults & children
- Rotating binaurals, soft eartips
- Available in different colours
- Original Littmann accessories
- Suitable for the Littmann Master Cardiology stethoscope
- Parts are quick and easy to replace
- Contains earbuds, diaphragm and diaphragm rim
- Available in black or grey
Which stethoscope is suitable for general practice?
For general practice, dual-head stethoscopes are the standard choice, as they cover the full range of clinically relevant frequencies with both diaphragm and bell sides. Models such as the Littmann Classic III offer well-balanced acoustics combined with durable construction.
Which stethoscope is best for medical students?
Medical students require a reliable stethoscope with good acoustic performance at a reasonable price. Entry-level and teaching stethoscopes are suitable during training, while a Littmann Classic III is a durable investment that will last well beyond medical school.
How much does a high-quality stethoscope cost?
The price of a high-quality stethoscope depends on its design and acoustic performance. Solid dual-head models are available in the mid price range, whereas specialised cardiology stethoscopes are significantly more expensive. When choosing a stethoscope, the intended clinical application should be the key deciding factor.
What is the difference between dual-head and single-head stethoscopes?
A dual-head stethoscope features two listening surfaces for high and low frequencies and is suitable for clinical examinations. A single-head (flat-head) stethoscope is lighter and more compact, making it particularly suitable for nursing staff and healthcare assistants performing routine measurements.
When is a cardiology stethoscope recommended?
A cardiology stethoscope is recommended when subtle heart sounds and flow murmurs need to be distinguished reliably, for example in cardiology or internal medicine. For basic diagnostics in general practice, a high-quality dual-head model is usually sufficient.