Hard Case for PanOptic Ophthalmoscope Diagnostic Set

Welch Allyn

Diagnostic accessories

Ophthalmoscope and otoscope carry/storage case

Supplied as an accessory to CE Marked Welch Allyn diagnostic devices in applicable markets
Manufactured under Welch Allyn / Hillrom (Baxter) ISO 13485 and ISO 9001 quality management systems (corporate Level certification)

Supplied as an accessory to CE Marked Welch Allyn diagnostic devices in applicable markets
Manufactured under Welch Allyn / Hillrom (Baxter) ISO 13485 and ISO 9001 quality management systems (corporate Level certification)

Ophthalmoscope and otoscope carry/storage case

Description

The Welch Allyn Hard Case for PanOptic Ophthalmoscope Diagnostic Set (05258-M) is a rigid carry and storage case specifically designed to house a 3.5 V PanOptic ophthalmoscope diagnostic set. The moulded interior provides dedicated recesses for a PanOptic ophthalmoscope, a coaxial ophthalmoscope, a MacroView otoscope and a 3.5 V power handle, helping protect instruments from damage during transport and keeping components organised when not in use. This listing from Medisave UK is for the case only; no diagnostic heads or handles are included.

Bnefits

Purpose-designed hard case for Welch Allyn 3.5 V PanOptic diagnostic sets
Moulded interior holds PanOptic ophthalmoscope, coaxial ophthalmoscope, MacroView otoscope and 3.5 V power handle securely
Rigid outer shell helps protect instruments from impact, dust and minor fluid splashes during transport and storage
Keeps diagnostic components organised and easy to access in clinic or during off-site visits
Compact, professional appearance suitable for clinical and educational environments
Case-only accessory allows replacement of worn or damaged cases without replacing the diagnostic instruments

Indications

Storage and transport of Welch Allyn 3.5 V PanOptic ophthalmoscope diagnostic sets
Use by physicians, medical students, nurses and other clinicians who carry PanOptic diagnostic instruments between locations
Protection of PanOptic and associated diagnostic heads and handles in clinics, hospitals and teaching environments

Composition

Hard outer case shell (durable moulded plastic construction)
Hinged opening with closing mechanism (zip or clasp, depending on production variant)
Moulded internal tray/insert with shaped recesses for:
- PanOptic ophthalmoscope head
- Coaxial ophthalmoscope head
- MacroView otoscope head
- 3.5 V power handle
Soft internal lining and insert surfaces to help protect instruments from scratches

Formulation

Non-sterile, reusable hard carry/storage case
Accessory for Welch Allyn 3.5 V PanOptic diagnostic instruments

Packaging

Single Welch Allyn hard case for PanOptic Ophthalmoscope Diagnostic Set (case only, no instruments)
Some distributors list a boxed variant (05258-MBX) which includes the same hard case supplied in retail packaging

Usage

Open the hard case fully before inserting or removing any diagnostic components.
Place the PanOptic ophthalmoscope, coaxial ophthalmoscope, MacroView otoscope and 3.5 V power handle into their corresponding moulded recesses inside the case, ensuring each instrument is fully seated and stable.
Avoid forcing instruments into the wrong recess, as this may damage the insert or the instrument.
Close the case securely (zip or clasp) before transporting to help protect the contents from impact and contamination.
Do not overfill the case or place loose objects inside that could move around and damage the diagnostic instruments.
Clean the exterior of the case with a damp cloth and a mild detergent or suitable disinfectant wipe as needed; avoid saturating the case or using harsh solvents that could damage the materials.
Inspect the case periodically for signs of cracking, broken hinges, damaged zips or worn internal inserts, and replace if protective function is compromised.

Contraindications

Not suitable for use with non-compatible diagnostic instruments that do not fit securely within the moulded recesses.
Not designed to provide protection against immersion in liquids, sterilisation processes or high-impact trauma.
Do not use as a step, seat or support, as excessive loading may damage the case and its contents.

Adverse Effects

No direct clinical adverse effects; potential damage to instruments if the case is misused, overfilled or not closed properly.
Risk of loss or damage to instruments if the case is not securely closed or if the hinge/closure is broken and not replaced.

Storage Conditions

Store the case in a clean, dry environment when not in use.
Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, high temperatures or harsh chemicals that may degrade the plastic shell or internal insert.
Keep the case closed when stored to minimise dust accumulation on the instruments inside.
Do not place heavy objects on top of the case to avoid warping or cracking.

Duration

Not applicable; this is a reusable storage and transport accessory used for the lifetime of the associated diagnostic instruments, subject to wear and damage.