14 devices · GMDN 12097
An infant limb immobilizer is a flexible, fabric or plastic-based tool designed to temporarily restrict the movement of a baby's arms or legs. These devices are used in clinical settings to ensure patient safety during medical procedures, such as preventing the accidental removal of intravenous lines, catheters, or wound dressings.
These devices are designed for multiple uses and must be cleaned and maintained according to institutional protocols. When browsing this category, users should note that these products are intended to assist healthcare providers in managing patient movement during diagnostic or therapeutic interventions.
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