SAM Pelvic Sling II The Seaberg Company PS301-OB-EN-SAM Pelvic Sling II Pelvic Belt, Torso Braces (E

Introducing the SAM Pelvic Sling� II Pelvic Belt
The SAM Pelvic Sling� II Pelvic Belt is designed for effective support and stabilization of the pelvic region. This innovative belt features a standard buckle with a hook and loop strap closure, providing a secure fit and ease of use for a wide range of individuals. Ideal for patients with a hip circumference ranging from 32 to 50 inches, the design ensures that the pelvic area is comfortably supported during transport or treatment.

Exceptional Design for Enhanced Functionality
One of the standout characteristics of the SAM Pelvic Sling� II is its low-friction posterior slider, which facilitates smoother transfers, particularly significant following severe trauma. The inclusion of the SAM autostop buckle not only assures proper application with a tactile and audible "click" but also contributes to the overall convenience of the belt. Precise engineering of the buckle and holes promotes a quick application process, making it a reliable choice in critical situations.

Versatile Use in Medical Procedures
This pelvic belt is thoughtfully designed to accommodate various medical needs. Its tapered design allows for urinary catheterization, interventional radiology, external fixation, and even abdominal surgery without necessitating removal. Furthermore, all materials used in the construction of the belt are radiolucent. This means that X-rays and CT scans can be performed without having to remove the belt, streamlining the patient's care and ensuring continuous support.

Quality and Reliability You Can Trust
The SAM Pelvic Sling� II Pelvic Belt combines quality materials and engineering, ensuring it meets the rigorous demands of medical environments. The buckle contains two stainless steel springs, distinguishing it as both durable and reliable. This pelvic belt is not just about functionality; it's designed to enhance patient safety and comfort during transport and medical procedures, making it an essential tool for emergency and hospital services.