Utility of Digital Otoscopy in Pediatric Patients Addesso L, Frohna J University of Wisconsin – Madison, Department of Pediatrics Background: Digital otoscopy has emerged as a new and potentially useful tool when performing pediatric ear exams. Proposed benefits include improved visualization of key structures, ability to review video taken during exams, and improved otoscopy teaching…Read more about Parents have universal preference for the WiscMed Wispr digital otoscope

Traditional vs. Digital Otoscopy: Emergency Physician Preferences “Research shows that 90% of physicians surveyed feel that the WiscMed Wispr digital otoscope provides better diagnostic information than a traditional otoscope.” A research survey was conducted at the University of Wisconsin – Madison (UW) BerbeeWalsh emergency department regarding preference for otoscope modality. The UW pediatric emergency department…Read more about Traditional vs. Digital Otoscopy: 9 out of 10 Emergency Physicians Prefer the Wispr Digital Otoscope

For a limited time, WiscMed is pleased to offer the industry leading Wispr digital otoscope at 50% off the list price. By using coupon code ‘WISPR50’ at checkout, customers can obtain all the benefits of clinical digital otoscopy for $997.50. This offer can not be combined with any other offers. Quantities are limited. WiscMed reserves…Read more about WiscMed announces 50% discount on Wispr digital otoscope

March 4, 2022 Spectrum NEWS1 In the Spectrum News1 story, Dr. James Berbee, founder and CEO of WiscMed, talks about why he was inspired to invent the Wispr Digital Otoscope. “Typical otoscopes are essentially a magnifying glass with a light source. I was embarrassed when I could not say for sure if a child had…Read more about Dr. James Berbee Interviewed by Spectrum NEWS1

Traditional vs. Digital Otoscopy: Emergency Physician Preferences “Research shows that 90% of physicians surveyed feel that the WiscMed Wispr digital otoscope provides better diagnostic information than a traditional otoscope.” A research survey was conducted at the University of Wisconsin – Madison (UW) BerbeeWalsh emergency department regarding preference for otoscope modality. The UW pediatric emergency department…Read more about Traditional vs. Digital Otoscopy: 9 out of 10 Emergency Physicians Prefer the Wispr Digital Otoscope

I have long been a fan of the Wispr Digital Otoscope5 from WiscMed. The device is a digital video otoscope head that fits most traditional otoscope handles. It enables one to take a picture or video of the ear canal and tympanic membrane and display the image on a screen. One can transfer images via…Read more about Contemporary Pediatrics article “Tools for taming otitis media”

Madison, Wisconsin based WiscMed®, maker of the innovative Wispr® digital otoscope, announced the release of a new software upgrade.  The free upgrade (version 95) is available to all Wispr digital otoscope owners.    New features include: Optimization of image and video lighting Improved power management Improved alerting of low power The V95 software is available…Read more about WiscMed Releases New Version 95 Wispr Software Upgrade

WiscMed has completed a review of 5 digital otoscopes in the marketplace.  The focus of the review is on a selection of devices that can be used in the clinical environment.  The reviewed digital otoscopes are: WiscMed Wispr digital otoscope, JEDMED Horus+ HD video otoscope, Welch Allyn Digital MacroView, Firefly DE500 video otoscope and Teslong…Read more about WiscMed publishes, “2022 Best Digital Otoscopes Review,” a comparison of 5 digital otoscopes

Madison, Wisconsin based WiscMed®, maker of the innovative Wispr digital otoscope, has announced a design upgrade to the Wispr digital otoscope and is offering a free exchange program for existing customers. “The new design changes make the Wispr otoscope even better.  We’ve increased the robustness of a tool our customers have come to rely on,”…Read more about WiscMed Offers Free Hardware Upgrade to Existing Customers