3M Littmann Cardiology IV Stethoscope (6234) - High Polish Smoke-Finish Chestpiece Carribean Blue tube and Mirror Stem and Smoke Headset

Description: The 3M Littmann Cardiology IV Stethoscope (6234) represents the pinnacle of acoustic excellence in medical devices. With a high polish smoke-finish chestpiece, Caribbean Blue tube, and mirror stem, this stethoscope is tailored for precision and performance in cardiology applications.

Key Features:

Unparalleled acoustic performance

Precision-engineered for superior diagnostics

Trusted by medical professionals worldwide

Durable craftsmanship that stands the test of time

Double-sided Chestpiece: The Cardiology IV features a double-sided chestpiece, allowing healthcare professionals versatility in auscultation, providing both adult and pediatric diagnostics.

• Tunable Diaphragm: Equipped with a tunable, single-piece diaphragm made of epoxy/fiberglass, enabling easy adjustment between high and low-frequency sounds without the need to flip the chestpiece.
• High-Quality Construction: The chestpiece is constructed with a mirror finish and double lumen binaural construction, enhancing durability and optimizing sound transmission.
• Anodized Aluminum Headset: The anodized aluminum headset ensures a lightweight yet robust build, facilitating comfort during prolonged use.

Benefits:

• Enhanced Auscultation Precision: The tunable diaphragm and dual-sided chestpiece enable precise auscultation across a broad spectrum of frequencies, crucial for cardiology and high-performance medical applications.
• Versatile Application: Ideal for an array of medical professionals, including anesthesiologists, cardiologists, emergency physicians, and more, ensuring versatility across medical specialties.
• Comfortable and Durable: The anodized aluminum headset guarantees both comfort and durability, offering practitioners a reliable and long-lasting diagnostic tool.
• Comprehensive Length: With an overall length of 69 cm, the Cardiology IV provides an extended reach, facilitating convenience during patient examinations.