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EXH-3 Child Head Immobilizer
•Head Immobilizer is made of high-density plastic materials, large ear holes for monitoring the patient’s ear canal •Head Immobilizer can be used with scoop stretcher and spine board at the same time •Head Immobilizer is minimal interference with X-ray, MRI, or CT scanning procedures •Head Immobilizer is water-resistant plastic coating makes it easy to clean and prevents bacterial growth on it Mode Product Size N.G Packing Quantity size(L*W*H) G.W EXH-3 ... -
EXH-2 Head Immobilizer
Head Immobilizer is made of high-density plastic materials, large ear holes for monitoring the patient’s ear canal Head Immobilizer can be used with scoop stretcher and spine board at the same time Head Immobilizer is minimal interference with X-ray, MRI, or CT scanning procedures Head Immobilizer is water-resistant plastic coating makes it easy to clean and prevents bacterial growth on it Mode Product Size N.G Packing Quantity size(L*W*H) G.W EXH-2 40*... -
EXH-5 Head Immobilization – Yellow
Product Description: The Head immobilization is designed to quick and fix the patient head on stretcher with less steps to avoid head sway during transport and routine the movement. Features and Benefits: 1. Wide rage flexible design to apply for infant to adult. 2.Excellent Head strap to combine patient on stretch easy and efficiently. 3.Less operation steps to reduce the emergency care time cost. 4.Adjustment tracks ensure symmertrical alignment. Easy and accurate align support and visua... -
EXH-4 Head Immobilization – Military Green
Product Description: The Head immobilization is designed to quick and fix the patient head on stretcher with less steps to avoid head sway during transport and routine the movement. Features and Benefits: 1. Wide rage flexible design to apply for infant to adult. 2.Excellent Head strap to combine patient on stretch easy and efficiently. 3.Less operation steps to reduce the emergency care time cost. 4.Adjustment tracks ensure symmertrical alignment. Easy and accurate align support an...
