Immobilisation: Essential solutions for immobilisation and stabilisation

Material: Thin aluminium core surrounded by special, close-meshed high-tech foam Dimensions: folded: Pack dimensions: W 11 x H 23 x D 2.5 cm; Rail dimensions: 11 cm x 91 cm Rolled: Pack dimensions: W 11 x Ø 9 cm; Rail dimensions: 11 cm x 91 cm

Easy-to-use universal splint for splinting extremities

Easy-to-use Junior universal splint for splinting extremities

Easy to adjust, fully assembled immobilisation collar The features at a glance: Ensures perfect immobilisation The unique, large rear opening for palpation of the C-vertebra or drainage option ensures a clear view of the neck area and ventilation at the same time Excellent immobilisation thanks to optimum size adjustment, preformed chin piece for stability, large tracheal opening Locking device is clearly marked and easy to recognise User instructions on the back Radiolucent, suitable for MRI and CT scans Integrated Velcro system for quick and easy application

Enables complete immobilisation of the patient

The DIN EN 1865-compliant spineboard has been specially developed for the safe and effective immobilisation of casualties with spinal injuries or for resuscitation. Ergonomically designed spineboard With 14 ergonomically shaped carrying handles, the spineboard can be gripped easily and transported safely even under difficult conditions. The carrying handles can also be reached when wearing gloves or lying on the floor. The non-slip surface ensures that the patient is held securely, while the supplied fixation straps with quick release enable quick and safe immobilisation. The spineboard also offers recesses/fixation options for head fixation. Diagnostic compatibility The board is radiolucent and CT and MRI compatible, so that unhindered diagnostics are possible without repositioning the patient. This enables faster and more efficient medical care as unnecessary patient movements are avoided. Versatility and areas of application Thanks to its buoyancy, the spineboard is also ideal for water rescue. Made from robust, yellow HDPE plastic, the spineboard is particularly durable and resistant. With a load capacity of up to 250 kg, it is extremely resilient and versatile. It can be used in various rescue scenarios such as road accidents, sports injuries, natural disasters and water rescue. Who are spineboards suitable for? Spineboards are indispensable tools in emergency medicine and are used in a wide variety of situations. They are often used in road accidents, especially in cases of suspected spinal injuries. They are also indispensable for transporting athletes safely and stably in sports with a high risk of injury. In the event of natural disasters such as earthquakes and floods, spineboards are used to rescue and treat injured people. Their buoyancy makes them ideal for water rescue. Spineboards are also of great importance in industrial accidents to safely transport injured workers. Spineboards are particularly suitable for rescue services, emergency paramedics and fire brigades. Product benefits of the spineboard at a glance 14 ergonomic carrying handles: Facilitate transport even under difficult conditions.Non-slip surface: Ensures patients are held securely in place. Radiolucent, suitable for CT and MRI: Enables unhindered diagnostics without repositioning. Floatable: Ideal for water rescue operations. Robust and durable: Made of yellow HDPE plastic, can withstand loads of up to 250 kg. Material: Sturdy HDPE plastic, yellow Dimensions: L 188 x W 44 x D 7 cm Load capacity: Extremely resilient, max. 250 kg

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