hi everybody this is Rhys Barber from
audiology associates thank you very much
for watching our video today apologies
for not doing any videos for the last
five or six days I've been ill so I
haven't been in clinic but first day
back today so what we have for you today
is bilaterally reaction although a few
people have asked if we can show our
bilateral rather than just the normal
sort of one year that we do and what you
can see on who's got some very soft ear wax
which is just blocking the ear canal so
we're just using a standard size on the
tube to remove that little grey squiggly
thing you can see in that in front of
the camera there is just a little grate
clearly here that's coming in there from
out of the ear which is just getting
away slightly but we can work around
it's not a problem so we're just trying
to get a grip on the softer it slightly
wet up sections of ear wax and skin that you
can see here just to try and remove
those first so you can sense a little
bit of skin there before we go back in
you can see a little bit more skinny
like getting sucked into the machine
there so this is a larger chunk that's
just we just encountered here so we're
just going to Train maneuver this down
the ear canal if we can you know just see it
starting to move this works is actually
still quite sticky I saw I was we're
maneuvering it what it's doing is you
can see it's all kind of lengthening the
ear wax a little bit so it's just tapering
the ear wax down rather than maneuvering the
whole section which is what we'd like to
do so just I think it's gonna come out
cleanly you know just wiggling up and
don't really go as much grip on this as
we can thank you to everybody who
responded to the poll we put on as well
about the question and answer video
those people came back and said that
would be something we they would be
interested in watching so we're in the
process of opening a new clinic which
should be finished in about a week and a
half two weeks so I'm just gonna finish
doing the clinic first and then what I
thought we'd do is a little video tour
of the clinic if you want it and we'll
organize getting the Q&A video done as
well so one that gets a bit closer to
the zone will work out how we're gonna
do that best for you guys so starting to
think about what questions you'd like to
ask so you can just see we're just
starting to get a grip
on the back section of this ear wax so that
the larger piece that's been causing
most of the trouble I don't think I'm
going to get this at the ear canal in
one so I'm just maneuvering it to the
outdoor section of the ear canal so I
just get the Jobson horn in safely
behind it then in a second there you go
you see the Jobson horn just going over
the top just inside the ear canal and just
maneuvering this down you just broke a
little bit off it's difficult sometimes
for the jobs and hallelujah train keep
quite constant pressure on it to try and
remove it in one big chunk sometimes
it'll just hit a softer section of the
ear wax and just pull through the center of
it so you can see there we are yeah it's
the piece we removed a little bit of ear wax
debris there on the outer portion of
your ear canal so just over that up at the
microsuction and we got lovely shiny eardrum
you'll see at the top of the drum
there's a little brown patch here this
is just basically a bit of oil it's not
ear wax as such there's no point in removing
that with microsuction this is the other side
much softer ear wax this gentleman's been
using a lot of olive oil just to try and
soften this up so that's where you can
see a lot liquid in there is so we're
just working along this this ear wax know
rather than this be into the one huge
piece there are lots of little pieces
all sort of sitting in front of one
another so I'm just removing some of the
smaller bits of skin and Debbie that's
holding this in before we start working
on the main section which is just
sitting behind it I'm just gonna grip
you just turning this ear wax trying to get
to the softer pieces underneath because
that's we will get a better grip of the
microsuction
just try to maneuver it a bit further
forwards same principle with this one
because we can see this this section now
is much larger piece we're just gonna
train maneuver this to the outer outer
portion and the ear canal just right
towards the entrance of the ear canal so I
can get a grip on it with the Jobson
horn apologized to the the people that
commented and asked questions over the
last few days I haven't got around to
catching up on those yet today's my
first day back today so I'm just gonna
if you bear with me I will respond to
everybody just give me a little bit of
time to work through all the comments
yeah see there's last section coming
away oh it's nearly there so just we
pull it up you cannot actually dropped
off the end of the jobs in Hangzhou to
pick it up with a section there we go
let's take a look you know there's still
a bit more debris behind so I'm just
going to work these last few pieces of
ear wax down the ear canal now there you go
that's the first section
you're just trying to get a grip with a
section oh yeah now these pieces are
actually a little bit harder so it's not
always as easy to get the section grip
on them so you'd better turn them around
and try and find the best section to get
a grip on there's a bit of oil on that
one just helps the grip there we go
the last section I just at the last bit
away I'm gonna take a look in there now
you can see there's one last little bit
but a lovely ear drum behind it so it's
all looking very healthy nicely in shiny
just the last piece there we go nice
healthy-looking eardrum this is what we
took away from both ears so you can see
there was quite quite large chunks in in
both ears there but you know it looks
very good well thanks again for watching
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