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splint full body shock compression vacuum operated 6'8"X2'5"
lightweight; textured material; X-Ray permable; rugged construction; CA9; shock compression system; weights 10 lbs; provides effective shock compression to limbs; hips; and waist; conforms to any patient's shape; creates a lower shell for the full body which can be used as a stretcher
An item constructed of a lightweight material which is permeable to x-ray. It is used to provide an effective shock compression to the patients legs and lower torso for fast and firm immobilized support when needed. It may be applied directly to the body or over clothing, as required, for transportation ease. This item is compatible for use with the air pump foot device, vacuum shock compression splint, shock compressiom external cover, the upper part of shock complression splint and the pressure gauge for shock compression splint. Excludes splint assembly, full body, rescue and transport; splint kit, extremity, immobilization; splint set, vacuum system, immobilization; and splint, extremity splint kit, immobilization.
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Item does not contain precious metal.
The item does not have a nuclear hardened feature or any other critical feature such as tolerance, fit restriction or application.
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