Firm Cervical Collar - Adjustable Height Neck & Spine Stabilizer (White)
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Firm Cervical Collar (Adjustable Height)
Rigid Neck Stabilization with Customizable Height Precision
The Firm Cervical Collar is an advanced orthopedic solution designed for high-level immobilization of the cervical spine. Constructed from high-grade PP (Polypropylene) plastic, this collar effectively restricts flexion, extension, and rotation. Its unique two-piece adjustable design allows healthcare providers or users to customize the height perfectly to the patient's neck length, ensuring both safety and a personalized fit.
Adjustable Height
The two-piece sliding mechanism allows for precise height adjustments to accommodate various neck lengths.
Rigid Stabilization
Reinforced PP plastic offers a firm shell that prevents dangerous movements of the cervical vertebrae.
Padded Comfort
All plastic edges are lined with soft, sturdy padding to prevent skin "biting" and ensure long-wear comfort.
Breathable Design
Engineered with ventilation ports to promote air circulation and keep the skin cool and dry.
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Support Level | Firm / Rigid Immobilization |
| Primary Indications | Cervical Fractures, Torticollis, Burns, Head/Neck Injuries |
| Material | High-Grade, Non-Toxic & Waterproof PP Plastic |
| Adjustment | Vertical Height Adjustment (Two-Piece System) |
| Edge Finish | Soft Padded Safety Edges |
| Closure | Rear Hook and Loop (Velcro) Straps |
Application Guide
How to Wear:
1. Set Height: Adjust the height of the two-piece collar to match the patient's neck length before application.
2. Position: Place the curved chin-rest portion securely under the patient's chin.
3. Wrap: Guide the collar around the neck smoothly.
4. Secure: Fasten the hook and loop straps at the back of the neck for a snug, restrictive fit.
Usage Note: Ideally suited for post-operative care and situations where firm stabilization is required to protect the spine from further injury.