Grommet in the eardrum, otoscope view - Stock Image - C038/5777

Grommet in the eardrum, otoscope view. Grommets (also called tympanostomy tubes) are inserted into the tympanic membrane (eardrum) to relieve the build up of fluid and pressure seen in severe cases of otitis media (middle ear infections). PROFESSOR TONY WRIGHT, INSTITUTE OF LARYNGOLOGY & OTOLOGY/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

Ear infection, otoscope view - Stock Image - C026/1045 - Science Photo Library

Eardrum, otoscope view - Stock Image - C026/1038 - Science Photo Library

Vintage Xomed 4mm Ear Specula - Stainless Steel Otoscope Tip ENT

Tympanic membrane, otoscope view - Stock Image - C038/5580 - Science Photo Library

Tympanic membrane, otoscope view - Stock Image - C038/5581 - Science Photo Library

Images – Department of Pediatrics – UW–Madison

Images – Department of Pediatrics – UW–Madison

Comparative Assessment Of Grommets With Topical Intranasal Steroid In Cases Of Otitis Media With Effusion Chavan SS, Nagpure PS Indian J Otol

Comparative Assessment Of Grommets With Topical Intranasal Steroid In Cases Of Otitis Media With Effusion Chavan SS, Nagpure PS Indian J Otol

Comparative Assessment Of Grommets With Topical Intranasal Steroid In Cases Of Otitis Media With Effusion Chavan SS, Nagpure PS Indian J Otol

Comparative Assessment Of Grommets With Topical Intranasal Steroid In Cases Of Otitis Media With Effusion Chavan SS, Nagpure PS Indian J Otol