101 devices · GMDN 37048
Footrests are adjustable or fixed supports designed to hold a patient’s foot or feet in a stable, ergonomic position during medical procedures. They are commonly used in clinical settings like operating rooms, examination tables, or treatment chairs to improve patient comfort, reduce strain on staff, and facilitate better access for procedures.
These devices are often classified as accessories and may be regulated as part of broader medical equipment systems. They are typically supplied as standalone units or integrated components, made from materials like metal, plastic, or rubber, and may vary in design for specific clinical applications.
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