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Report date: 11.11.2025
Euroclinic Otoplus ENT Examination Unit Analysis Report
Overview and Product Description
The visuals show a medical examination and treatment unit integrated into a wheeled main body. The product consists of components such as drawers for storage, open shelves, a work surface, and an instrument console. The general structure of the device and the “Otoplus” inscription on it indicate that the product is a unit designed for use in Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT) clinics.
Brand and Model Information
In a detailed visual inspection, the logo and text belonging to the Euroclinic brand are clearly visible on the unit’s main body and instrument console. The Otoplus model name is also present on the instrument console. Based on this information, the product’s brand has been definitively identified as Euroclinic, and its model as Otoplus.
Quantity Information
A total of 1 (one) unit of ENT examination unit is shown in the visuals. Other components attached to the unit are included in this count.
Physical Condition and Deformation Analysis
The general condition of the product is assessed as used. There are minor discoloration and yellowing in places on the white-colored body. This indicates that the unit has worn out over time or due to usage conditions. A detailed deformation analysis is listed below:
- Body: Small scratches and insignificant stains due to use have been observed on the main body and drawer surfaces. No serious cracks, fractures, or dents are present.
- Drawers and Shelves: All drawers and shelves appear sturdy. Drawer handles are in place, and no functional issues have been observed.
- Hoses: Age-related discoloration is present in the yellow and white hoses belonging to the aspiration system. Especially the color of the yellow hose has noticeably darkened.
- Rusting: Visible rust and corrosion marks are present on the floor of the side compartment where the aspiration jar is located.
- Top Surface: The metal containers on the top surface are clean and rust-free. One of the transparent plastic lids has slight scratches but is not broken.
Components and Accessory Assessment
The unit consists of multiple functional components. The components and accessories identified from the visuals are as follows:
- Main Console: It is the main body consisting of three drawers, two open shelf sections, and a wheeled base.
- Otoplus Instrument Console: It is a console mounted on the side of the device, with four instrument slots. No instruments (otoscope, endoscope, etc.) are present in these slots. A “Start/Stand by” functional control button is located on the console.
- Aspiration System: It is a suction system located in the side compartment, consisting of a transparent collection jar, a shiny metal lid, hose connections, and a filter.
- Upper Working Area: There are compartments on it where metal containers and instrument trays of different sizes are placed. One of these compartments has a transparent lid. Additionally, there is a holder on the side of the unit for small instruments such as speculums.
No missing parts or accessories, other than the main power cable required for the device to operate, have been identified in the visuals.
Current and Potential Malfunction Status
No clear broken parts or malfunction indications that would prevent the device from operating are observed. The power button on the instrument console appears sturdy. However, some points can be considered potential risks. Especially the rusting on the floor of the compartment where the aspiration system is located indicates that the metal components may suffer further damage over time. Furthermore, hoses showing signs of aging may lose their sealing properties over time and may need to be replaced. Apart from these observations, the general mechanical components of the unit appear to be in good condition.
