Riester's cardiophon 2.0 stethoscope has been specifically developed for cardiology helping you to perform auscultations of the heart.

Auscultations of the heart:

A stethoscope can be used to listen to the sounds the heart make as it contracts and relaxes. By listening to various locations within the area of the heart, a doctor can identify abnormalities such as murmurs, clicks or any irregular patterns. For a healthy adult, two sounds are expected from a heartbeat: a "lub" and a "dub", forming the familiar "lub-dub" sequence.

Features:

• Specifically developed for cardiology and auscultation of the heart.
• cardiophon 2.0 focuses on the frequency range 200 – 500 Hz which is important for the auscultation of the heart.
• Anatomically designed headset ensures that the binaural are easily positioned in the user’s ear canal.
• Soft, pivotable and replaceable ear-tips provide comfort, occlude sound and reduce noise from in-ear friction.1
• The Y-tube has separate sound-conducting pathways to the left and right ear, which allows you to hear the subtle characteristics of heart sounds and murmurs more distinctly.
• The spring is integrated into the PVC tubing which is easier to clean and more robust.2
• A marking shows the user which side of the chest piece is open (membrane or bell).
• Includes one pair of replacement ear-tips, a replacement membrane and a name plate.
• Latex-free.