59 devices · GMDN 32302
An inflatable extremity splint is a type of medical device used to immobilize and protect arms or legs after an injury. It works by being placed around the affected limb and then inflated to provide support and stability. This type of device is commonly used in emergency situations to help keep the limb safe during transport to a medical facility.
When browsing this category, it's helpful to know that these devices are designed for reuse and are typically supplied for temporary use in emergency medical situations. The regulation and classification of these devices can vary, but they are generally subject to standards related to their safety and effectiveness as a temporary immobilization solution.
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