OtoClear Spray Wash System Ear Irrigation Kit
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Description
Provide safe and comfortable ear irrigation without the backsplash, at half the cost of a self-constructed device.
Bionix OtoClear Ear Irrigation Tips & Systems help healthcare workers provide safe and comfortable ear irrigation without the backsplash, at half the cost of a self-constructed device.
Problem: Traditional ear irrigation sprays water directly into the ear canal, which can be painful, dangerous and messy.
Solution: OtoClear® Ear Irrigation Tips, with Gentle Touch Design, directs water to the ear canal wall with three divergent streams, instead of directly at the Tympanic Membrane.
Result: A safe, well tolerated, and clean ear irrigation tip at half the cost of other irrigation methods.
Features
- Manual intermittent lavage.
- Contains: 1 spray wash bottle, 20 OtoClear tips, 1 ear basin.
- Efficient design allows for two-handed procedure.
Product Specifications
| Country of Origin: | United States |
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| Color: | Blue / White |
| Tip Type: | Disposable Tip |
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
The OtoClear Tip is designed in such a way that the irrigating fluid will not directly impact the eardrum. At the tip there are three holes, which direct the fluid towards the ear canal walls, virtually eliminating the risk of damage to the eardrum.
The OtoClear Tip has special exit portals through which effluent is discharged from the ear canal. This prevents potential build-up pressure in the ear canal, which could cause damage and pain.
The exit portals of the OtoClear Tip are designed to direct drainage into the ear basin, reducing clean up time. This design also eliminates splash back onto the operator.
The unique flared design of the OtoClear Tip ensures that it cannot be over-inserted in the ear.
The OtoClear Tip can be used on patients of all ages. However, in general, ear irrigation including OtoClear Tip, is contraindicated for patients whose eardrum may be perforated, where tympanostomy tubes are present or suspected, or active infection is present or suspected.
There is a New Billing Code for Ear Irrigation. –CPT code 69209. On December 30,, 2015 a new CPT code was introduced. CPT code 69209, provides a specific billing code for removal of impacted cerumen using irrigation/lavage. Like CPT 69210 (removal of impacted cerumen requiring instrumentation, unilateral), 69209 requires that a physician or qualified healthcare professional make the decision to irrigate/lavage. However, unlike 69210, 69209 allows removal to be carried out by clinical staff. Criteria for both CPT code 69209 and 69210 are the same and documentation to support the medical necessity of service is necessary to bill a separately identifiable service to an E/M. Each are considered unilateral and require modifier 50 to establish a bilateral procedure. Because CPT code 69209 is new, many payers have yet to determine its status.