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Silverstein MicroWick ET™
For The Treatment of Chronic Eustachian Tube Dysfunction
The Silverstein MicroWick™ is intended as a delivery system for treatment
fluids to the middle ear for patients with ear disorders. In this procedure, which
can be performed in the office, the physician places the MicroWick™ through
a special tympanic membrane vent tube and directs it to the round window membrane
or orifice of the eustachian tube. The Wick inserts easily before hydration and
locks securely in place after hydration. With hydration, medication applied to
the MicroWick is transported directly to the round window membrane and to the
fluids of the inner ear or the orifice of the eustachian tube. Patients can continue
daily self-treatments at home by placing medication into the ear canal.
This Proprietary Product Provides
- A simple inexpensive office procedure
- Self-treatment options for patients (with minimal physician follow-up)
- Excellent clinical results1
To read more about the Silverstein MicroWick™, visit the Florida
Ear and Sinus Center website.
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Description |
Sale Unit |
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OT-1720 |
MicroWick ET™
Two Pre-cut Absorbent (1 mm X 19 mm) Wicks And One Tympanostomy Tube |
1 Kit, Sterile |
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Literature and Support Materials
| M-ENT-0044/A |
Reprint. Silverstein, Herbert, MD, FACS. "Use
of a new device, the MicroWick, to deliver medication to the inner ear.”
ENT Journal, August 1999, Vol. 78 No. 8 |
| M-ENT-0045/A |
Reprint. Silverstein H, Light JP, Jackson L,
et al. Direct Application of Dexamethasone for the Treatment of Chronic Eustachian
Tube Dysfunction ENT Journal January 2003 Vol. 82 No. 1 |
| M-ENT-0056/A |
CD. Silverstein, Herbert, MD, FACS. Clinical
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1 Silvertein, Herbert, MD, FACS; et al; Use of a new device,
the MicroWick, to deliver medication to the inner ear; ENT-Ear Nose &
Throat Journal, August 1999
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