Littmann Core Digital Stethoscope
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Littmann Core Digital Stethoscope
The 3M™ Littmann® CORE Stethoscope offers a versatile listening experience with both analogue and amplified modes. Featuring tuneable diaphragm technology, it allows you to hear different frequency sounds by adjusting the pressure on the chestpiece. Soft-sealing ear tips provide optimal comfort and sound occlusion.
The stethoscope pairs with Eko software on iOS and Android devices, enabling you to record, annotate, and securely share heart sound recordings.
Key Features:
- Dual listening modes: Toggle between analogue and amplified modes
- Up to 40x amplification for enhanced sound clarity
- Active noise cancellation to reduce background interference
- HIPAA-compliant for secure recording and sharing
- Soft-sealing ear tips for comfort and an excellent acoustic seal
- Tuneable diaphragm with dual-sided stainless steel chestpiece
- Compatible with adult and paediatric patients
Box Includes:
- 3M Littmann Cardiology IV Stethoscope
- Eko CORE Digital Attachment
- Soft-Sealing Eartips (Small)
- USB charging cable
- Quick Start Guide
Littman Stethoscope FAQ's
1. Which Littmann stethoscope is best for doctors, nurses, and students?
Doctors often choose cardiology-grade models like the Littmann Cardiology IV for its superior acoustic sensitivity - especially for heart and lung sounds during diagnostics.
Nurses and students typically favour the Littmann Classic III Stethoscope or the Littmann Core Digital Stethoscope, both of which deliver clear auscultation and great ergonomics for daily clinical use.
2. What is the difference between a cardiology and a classic Littmann stethoscope?
Cardiology models (Cardiology III/IV) offer deeper bell chests, dual-lumen tubing for clearer signal, and heightened acoustic sensitivity - perfect for detailed diagnostics in critical care.
The Classic series, like the Littmann Classic 3 Stethoscope, features a reliable dual-sided tunable diaphragm, next-gen durable tubing, and is typically lighter - well-suited for regular patient monitoring.
3. How often should I replace my stethoscope?
Replace your stethoscope when sound clarity diminishes, tubing shows cracks, or parts wear out. With typical usage, anticipate replacing every 7–10 years, though crucial models like cardiology or Littmann electronic stethoscope variants (e.g., Littmann Digital/CORE models) may require replacement sooner depending on wear and software support.
4. What is the CORE Digital Stethoscope?
A cardiology-grade analog stethoscope with up to 40× digital amplification, active noise cancellation, Bluetooth recording, and visualization - ideal as a stethoscope with amplifier.
5. Can I add digital amplification to an existing cardiology stethoscope?
Yes - via the CORE Digital Attachment, which converts a Littmann Cardiology IV into a hybrid digital analogue instrument.