CERVICAL VERTEBRACE PAEDIATRIC

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Actimove Vertebrace Extrication Collar- Paediatric 45 x 9cm (Red)

Actimove Vertebrace Extrication Collar- Paediatric 45 x 9cm

The Actimove Vertebrace Extrication Collar is a lightweight, padded cervical support designed to help immobilise and support the neck following trauma or suspected cervical spine injury.

Designed for straightforward application in emergency and first aid situations, the collar helps limit movement of the patient’s head and neck during immobilisation and transfer, including transfer to a backboard.

When correctly applied, the Vertebrace completely encircles the neck and provides rigid support around the head, chin and base of the skull, helping maintain cervical stability while the patient receives further assessment and treatment.

Designed for Emergency Cervical Support

The Actimove Vertebrace provides firm cervical support while remaining lightweight and easy to store.

Its one-piece construction with an integrated flip-up chin support means no assembly is required, allowing the collar to be prepared and applied quickly when required.

A reinforced rear section provides additional cervical support, while the large front opening provides access to the tracheal area.

X-Ray Transparent Design

The materials used in the Actimove Vertebrace are radiolucent, allowing X-rays to be taken while the collar remains in position.

This can help minimise unnecessary movement of the patient’s head and neck during assessment following a suspected cervical spine injury.

Easy to Store and Transport

The Vertebrace has been designed with emergency response and medical storage requirements in mind.

The collar can be stored flat or rolled tightly, making it suitable for locations where efficient use of storage space is important, including:

  • Ambulances and emergency vehicles
  • First aid rooms
  • Medical facilities
  • Workplace first aid kits
  • Sporting and recreational facilities
  • Emergency response equipment

Key Features

  • Lightweight, padded cervical support
  • Rigid support for the head, chin and base of the skull
  • Helps limit cervical movement during immobilisation and transfer
  • Large tracheostomy opening
  • X-ray transparent / radiolucent materials
  • One-piece construction
  • Integrated flip-up chin support
  • No assembly required
  • Reinforced back for firm cervical support
  • Can be stored flat or rolled tightly
  • Designed for efficient storage and transportation

Indications

The Actimove Vertebrace Extrication Collar may be used for:

  • Temporary management of a traumatised or suspected injured cervical spine
  • Helping minimise cervical movement following trauma
  • Osteoarthritis with associated trauma or strain
  • Muscle spasms
  • Musculoligamentous tears or strains
  • Cervical tendinitis
  • Post-cervical fusion support
  • As a foundation for cervical casting

Important Information

The Actimove Vertebrace Extrication Collar is intended to provide temporary cervical support and immobilisation. Where a cervical spine injury is suspected, the patient should be assessed by an appropriately qualified healthcare or emergency medical professional.

The collar should be correctly sized and applied by, or under the direction of, a suitably trained person.

Product images are for reference purposes only. Actual product appearance may vary.

The Vertebrace Extrication Collar is a simple-to-use, lightweight, padded support device used to help immobilise the cervical vertebrae. Properly applied, the collar completely encircles the neck and provides rigid support for the head, chin and base of the skull.

The Vertebrace Extrication Collar is a simple to use, lightweight, padded support device used to help immobilise the cervical vertebrae. Properly applied, the collar completely encircles the neck and provides rigid support for the head, chin and base of the skull.

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CERVICAL VERTEBRACE PAEDIATRIC

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