Miami J Cervical Collar Short Treatment Tables-Sectional With Drains * # 8 63-200991
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Miami J Cervical Collar Short Treatment Tables Sectional With Drains * # 8 63 200991 With Drains * # 8 * Available both with and without drainage holes and a silicone tie to aid in removal * Designed for third degree prolapse including procedentia as well as a cystocele and rectocele * 100% Silicone Contains one empty E tank (682 aluminum) cylinder one fixed flow 6 LPM regulator manual resuscitator mask and tube on a chrome plated cylinder cart * Size Short * 2 High * 10 20 Neck Circumference * Standard size for adult men & Short necked women * Clinically tested to provide superior immobilization * Sorbatex Padding is clinically proven to result in better skin care * Recommended reimbursement code is: L0174 * Miami J Front and Back Panels may be interchanged to accommodate patient anatomy e Small Front may be used with a Large Back *
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