193 devices · GMDN 31162
An assistive pushchair is a manually propelled mobility device designed to transport individuals with disabilities in a seated or semi-recumbent position. These devices provide support and independence for users who require assistance moving between locations, such as homes, healthcare facilities, or public spaces.
These devices are typically classified as medical devices and may be regulated under mobility aid standards depending on the jurisdiction. They are often supplied as single-use or reusable, with variations in features like storage, padding, and frame design to accommodate different user needs.
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