Adjustable Head Immobilizer for Safe Patient Transport in Emergency Rescue and First Aid

• Customization: Available
• Color: Red
• Folded: Unfolded
• Model NO.: MDK-E18
• Material: Plastic
• Number of Belts: Four
• Type: Head Immobolizer
• Net Weight: 8 Kg
• Gross Weight: 10 Kg
• Package Size: 55.*45.6*59.8 Cm
• Packing: 8 PCS/ Carton
• Transport Package: Carton
• Specification: 42*27*14 cm
• Trademark: KAII or customized
• Origin: China
• Production Capacity: 10000

Product Description

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

KAII's head immobolizer an essential device used to stabilize and protect the head and neck of a patient who may have suffered a traumatic injury, particularly to the spine. It is commonly used in conjunction with a spine board stretcher to ensure complete immobilization of the cervical spine during transport, reducing the risk of further injury. The head immobilizer typically consists of padded blocks and secure straps that are positioned on either side of the patient's head, maintaining it in a neutral position. This device is crucial in emergency medical services, sports medicine, and rescue operations, where rapid yet safe patient handling is necessary. By preventing head movement, the head immobilizer helps safeguard the patient's spinal cord and promotes safer transportation to medical facilities.





 

	KEY FEATURES AND BENEFITS
	Protection of the Spinal Cord: The primary function of a head immobilizer is to stabilize the head and neck to prevent movement, thus reducing the risk of further injury to the spinal cord. This is crucial in cases where spinal cord injury is suspected, as any movement can potentially exacerbate the damage and lead to permanent neurological deficits.
	Minimization of Secondary Injury: By immobilizing the head and neck, immobilizers help minimize the risk of secondary injury, such as additional spinal cord trauma or damage to surrounding tissues. Immobilization also prevents potential complications that may arise from improper handling or movement of the patient.
	Reduction of Pain and Discomfort: Immobilizing the head and neck can help reduce pain and discomfort associated with spinal injuries or trauma. By stabilizing the injured area, immobilizers provide support and relieve pressure on sensitive structures, leading to improved patient comfort.
	Facilitation of Safe Transport: Immobilizers enable safe and secure transportation of injured patients, particularly during extrication from the scene of an accident or transfer to a medical facility. They provide stability and support during movement, reducing the risk of further injury or exacerbation of existing trauma.
	Ease of Application: Modern head immobilizers are designed for ease of application by healthcare providers, with adjustable straps and padding for optimal fit and comfort. Quick and effective immobilization can be achieved, even in challenging environments or situations.

The application of a head immobilizer is crucial in the management of patients with suspected head, neck, or spinal injuries. It is primarily used in emergency medical services, sports medicine, and rescue operations to ensure that the patient's head remains in a neutral position, thereby preventing any potential exacerbation of injuries. The process involves carefully positioning the patient on a spine board, then placing padded blocks or cushions on either side of the head, and securing them with adjustable straps. This setup restricts any lateral or rotational movement of the head, ensuring the cervical spine remains immobilized during transport. The head immobilizer is indispensable in scenarios such as motor vehicle accidents, falls, or sports injuries, where maintaining spinal alignment is critical for patient safety and preventing further neurological damage.