In summary, we believe that the endo-otoprobe system offers several advantages to the otologist. The system is safe and relatively inexpensive. The probes are designed to provide tactile feedback similar to that of standard otologic instruments and avoid the use of a cumbersome micromanipulator. There are currently shapes that are similar to a Rosen needle, Shea pick, and bayonet. We hope most otologists will find that one of the endo-otoprobes fits their particular style of surgery.
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