Riester stethoscopes are made of the highest quality materials and superior workmanship to assure outstanding performance. Their stethoscopes display considerable acoustic improvement over other stethoscopes. The primary cause of poor acoustical performance in most stethoscopes is acoustic coupling from the patient to the listener’s ears. To provide clear, audible sound for diagnostic purposes, the entire diaphragm of the stethoscope must be in contact with the patient’s skin. There can be no air leaking between the diaphragm and the user’s ears. In addition, earpieces that do not fit well can result in poor quality auditory performance with even the best stethoscopes.
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