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Transfer Platforms Equipment Supplied In Usa
4 equipment items found
Manufactured by:Guldmann Inc. based inTampa, FLORIDA (USA)
The GTP1 Transfer platform is a manual, mobile working tool that makes it easier to move standing and semi-independent users. The platform can be used in all healthcare environments, ensuring an active and safe standing transfer of the user and a safe and ergonomic working environment for the carer. When actively participating in ...
by:Acetiam Corp based inActon, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Remote EEG Diagnosis for efficient care in order to avoid useless patient transfers through a platform adapted for tele-expertise in EEG interpretation. Adaptation to the medical process: EEG Tele-expertise workflows implies several specialists on the same patient case. ACETIAM telemedicine solution allows to adapt its medical cases (step-by-step forms) to the ...
Manufactured by:FareTec Inc. based inPainesville, OHIO (USA)
The walls of the Hybriboard do not expose the patient to the risk of secondary damage caused from the high vertical walls of the basket stretcher. (20-25cm high) The particular “containment” design with walls at 30° is the right compromise between ensuring rapid loading and safe immobilization. Lower walls allow for easy administration of medications and care of the patient. ...
Distributed by:FISBA based inSt. Gallen, SWITZERLAND
Robotic surgery platforms allow surgeons to perform complex medical procedures with greater flexibility, accuracy, and control than traditional surgery. When robotic-assisted surgery technology is available, with advances in optical technology at the heart of these robotic tools, it is the preferred way to perform complex surgical procedures to ensure improved patient outcomes. ...