Introducing The Hummingbird
The launch of the Hummingbird represents a significant breakthrough in offering a minimally invasive approach that reduces stress and safely enables the surgeon to place ear tubes in the office setting
Same Procedure. New Location.
Many otolaryngology procedures are moving out of the hospital, providing increased options for patients and ENT surgeons. The Hummingbird enables this shift for tympanostomy procedures, providing more procedural and scheduling control for the ENT Surgeon.
“7/9/19 AAO-HNS RELEASES POSITION STATEMENT ON CLINIC-BASED EAR TUBE PLACEMENT”
Precise & Efficient Features
The Hummingbird is designed to create an incision and place a PE tube in one single pass.




The Hummingbird

The Hummingbird device combines the separate steps of making a myringotomy, positioning the PE tube, and placing the tube using alligator forceps or picks. Using Preceptis’ patented One-Pass® technology, an incision is made using the cutting sheath and the tube is placed by scrolling back on the slider. A topical anesthetic helps numb the tympanic membrane and the entire procedure is completed efficiently in the office.
Hummingbird
In-Office Ear Tube Experience ²

Of children successfully received ear tubes in the office.

of parent survey respondents would recommend the procedure to other parents.

Efficient same-day procedure.

of patients tolerated the procedure acceptably, based on independent physician reviews.
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Indications For Use: The Hummingbird® Tympanostomy Tube System (HTTS) is intended to deliver a tympanostomy tube (also referred to as a ventilation tube) through the tympanic membrane of the patient and is indicated to be used in office settings for children 6 months and older.
² Source: Results from Hummingbird In-Office Pediatric Clinical Study – results on file.
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