5,170 devices · GMDN 60367
Cervical spine immobilization systems are medical devices designed to stabilize the neck after trauma or surgery, preventing harmful movement during recovery. They typically include a head ring secured with bolts, a padded vest, and connecting rods to maintain alignment while allowing limited mobility.
These single-use devices are regulated as medical devices, with requirements varying by jurisdiction. They are often supplied sterile and sized to fit patients, ensuring proper immobilization without compromising access to imaging like MRI if made of non-ferromagnetic materials.
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