Assistive products for body stabilization

All Up Belly

Positioning cushion for pressure relief in prone position.
For bedridden users during scanning or ventilation.
Prevents and relieves pressure through even pressure distribution.
Inflatable cushion with skin-friendly, moisture-absorbing, heat-transporting nonwoven felt, allowing prone positioning with elevated chest. (CE/MDR 2017)

Ankelbespænding Soft, til badestol

Pelvi.Loc pelvic supports (active)

Extensive 3D-belt for high tensile strength (e.g. spasmodic, wheelchair-sports).
Enlarged 3D-shaped pads give maximum support of the pelvis without pressure on the spine anterior superior.
Available in 2 versions:
3 DA: for aktive wheelchairs and sports

Pelvi.Loc pelvic supports (basic)

The pelvic supports have a 3- dimensional shape for optimal fixation of the pelvis without pressure on the spine anterior superior. To versions available: 3 DB for wheelchairs and 3DS for moulded seats/custom-made seats

Pelvi.Loc thigh and pelvis-retraction belt

For all wheelchair (sports) activities, where secure fastening to the chair is an advantage. The padded covers give maximum protection of participants and prevent ratchet from releasing in use. Formed shape with ultra-thin end at the bucket seat fixing po

Pelvi.Loc lower leg belt

Easy Travel Magnet harness

The harness is manufactured for the purpose of retaining the user during transport so that the user will not be able to open the harness themselves. A magnetic lock is used which ensures locking and can only be opened with a magnetic key. With the belts click-lock system, its easy to move from vehicle to vehicle.

Support Cushions

Positioning Wedges 30 degrees

All Up Kidney

For side-lying users in radiology during positioning of the kidney and renal pelvis area, including kidney flexion.
Ensures even pressure distribution and stable positioning during examinations and procedures.
Inflatable cushion with skin-friendly, moisture-absorbing, heat-transporting nonwoven felt for soft, comfortable support. (CE/MDR 2017)