16 matching records for Adjustable Post.
An adjustable support structure usually attached to a patient's bed and designed for management of various orthopaedic conditions. It typically consists of a steel tubing structure that includes brackets and/or pulleys; it includes a post for the headboard ...
A preformed device designed to support and stabilize a patient's arm in a desired position during a medical procedure [e.g., orthopaedic surgery, anaesthesia administration, blood donation, intravenous (IV) infusion, physical therapy massage]. Also known as...
A hand-operated tensioning device designed to be attached to a patient-contact device (e.g., hand wrap/trap, pelvic bone pin, foot boot, skull tongs) for the application of adjustable pulling force (traction) to a body part (e.g., leg, arm, hand, head, pelv...
A non-sterile assembly of devices designed to provide the operator with a workstation for the preparation and pretensioning of a graft prior to implantation. It typically consists of a work base to provide a stable platform on which the graft can be treated...
An exercise apparatus designed to assist users in maintaining good walking posture, particularly a person with a disability, a paraplegic, or a patient who has suffered a stroke and is learning to walk. It typically consists of two parallel wooden or steel ...
An assembly of devices designed to provide the operator with a workstation for the preparation and pretensioning of a ligament and/or tendon graft prior to implantation. It typically consists of a work base to provide a stable platform on which the graft ca...
A device designed as a column or post, usually with a small flat surface top, used to provide support and position control for ophthalmic devices commonly used during an ophthalmic examination/treatment (e.g., a slit lamp, keratometer, refractometer). It ma...
A non-sterile component device of a graft preparation station designed to be affixed to the station base to help position, clamp and tension a particular graft that is being prepared for implantation. This device is typically made of high-grade stainless st...
A mains electricity (AC-powered) exercise apparatus designed to assist a user in maintaining good walking posture, particularly a person with a disability, a paraplegic, or a patient who has suffered a stroke and is learning to walk. It typically consists o...
A device designed as a column or post, usually with a small flat surface top, used to provide support and position control for ophthalmic devices commonly used during an ophthalmic examination/treatment (e.g., a slit lamp, keratometer, refractometer). It ma...
A device designed to be worn on the wrist(s) for the application of pressure to the Nei-kuan (P6) acupressure point, the area identified to help relieve the sensation of nausea. The device is typically an adjustable strap made of medical grade thermoplastic...
A component of a graft preparation station designed to be affixed to the station base to help position, clamp and tension a ligament and/or tendon graft being prepared for implantation. This device is typically made of high-grade stainless steel and is avai...
A device specially designed to support a child in a sitting posture. Typically included in this group of devices are high chairs for infants, and small-size and/or adjustable chairs suited for use in a child's environment (e.g., a paediatric department in a...
An all-wheeled mobility aid in the form of a high support structure designed to provide unassisted post-surgery mobilization of an adult patient while he/she is connected to essential medical devices, e.g., intravenous (IV) drip(s), infusion and/or syringe ...
A manually-operated device designed to support a cardiac/pulmonary patient in a seated position and to facilitate their placement in an optimal posture for rehabilitation and mobilization. It typically includes an adjustable headrest, back rest, and arms; i...
A non-powered, whole-body exercise apparatus intended primarily to strengthen and improve flexibility of the core, lower body, and upper body muscle groups, and to improve posture and range of motion, through repetitive movements against spring resistance. ...