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  • Handheld mirrors designed for visualization of the middle ear structures through the ear canal. These mirrors typically consist of a small lightweight round glass device whose surface is sufficiently polished to reflect an image of the middle ear cavity and the middle ear structure. Middle ear mirrors are compact and easy to manipulate and have a very thin metal (e.g., stainless steel) shaft that supports the mirror and is also used as a handle. Middle ear hand held mirrors are also available with the mirror mounted at a 45-degree angle from the straight shaft.
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