Medical equipment manufacturer · since 2013
An ENT workstation concentrates everything an otolaryngologist touches during an appointment — suction, irrigation, sprays, instruments, endoscopes and documentation — within arm’s reach. The right configuration cuts appointment time by a third; the wrong one becomes expensive furniture.
The modules that do the work
- •Aspiration. The most used module: stable vacuum, easy-to-clean secretion tank, instant start.
- •Irrigation. Ear lavage with precise water temperature control — patient comfort depends on it directly.
- •Compressed air / sprays. Medication delivery to the nasal cavity and pharynx.
- •Instrument management. Warmed mirrors that do not fog, quick-access trays, waste handling.
- •Endoscopy. A camera, light source and monitor — integrated or added as a DS.Vision module.
Matching the configuration
A district clinic doing basic appointments is well served by DS.AssistENT Basic or Basic Plus. A private practice with endoscopic diagnostics chooses Compact. A center performing procedures and minor surgery takes Europe — touchscreen control, tonsil vacuum-aspiration and full integration with a patient chair, video system and radio wave unit.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between DS.AssistENT configurations?
Basic covers aspiration, irrigation and instruments; Basic Plus and Compact add modules and endoscopy readiness; Europe is the flagship with touchscreen control and procedure-level equipment.
Can a workstation be upgraded later?
Yes — video systems, an ESU or radio wave unit, a patient chair and a physician stool integrate with any configuration.
Does the workstation need special utilities?
A standard 220 V outlet and water access for the irrigation module; no central vacuum or compressed-air lines are required.
Have questions about the equipment?
Our specialists will advise on models, configurations and documentation — free of charge.