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SPLINT, CRAMER, metal, foldable, arm

https://unicat.msf.org/cat/product/13659
STD EMEQSPLK1A-

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Former Code(s): -X EMEQSPLK1A
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M030502 - Bandages and splints
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SPLINT, CRAMER

Definition

Light weight and malleable metal lattice used as an emergency splint before applying a cast.

Synonym

wire ladder splint

Specifications

Technical specifications

  • Epoxy-coated or vinyl coated metal
  • Cross-wires 2 cm apart
  • Proximal end with rounded corners
  • Foldable splint in order to get the desired angle (up to 90°)
  • Size:
    • EMEQSPLK1L-: 100 cm long, 10 cm width
    • EMEQSPLK1A-: 50 cm long, 8 cm width

Packaging & Labelling

Unit packaging

Instructions for use

This splint is designed to immobilize temporarily a limb (e.g. an arm in the correct position for a infusion). If the immobilization must be prolonged (e.g. for a broken limb), a plaster cast is more anatomical.

This splint cannot be used on its own. It requires a covering and an attachment (bandage, surgical drape etc.).

This splint can also be used for making an arm-and-chest plaster.

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