Flamingo DorsoLumbar Spinal Taylors Brace

The lumbar vertebrae are involved in low back pain syndrome. It can be either acute, subacute, or chronic in nature. A stressful event, such as a vehicle accident or a fall, might result in an acute lower back injury. Soft tissue, such as intervertebral discs, muscles, ligaments, and tendons, would most likely be affected in acute cases. Vertebral fractures in the lumbar spine can occur as a result of a catastrophic accident, osteoporosis, or other causes of weaker vertebrae. Lower back discomfort that persists for a long time is known as chronic lower back pain.

Osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, degradation of the discs between the vertebrae, or a spinal disc herniation, a vertebral fracture (such as from osteoporosis), or, more rarely, a tumor (including cancer) or infection are all possible physical reasons. The Flamingo Dorsolumbar Spinal Brace provides excellent support.

Shoulder straps ensure good fit and support while immobilizing the body.

Ideal for a weaker dorsolumbar spine caused by tuberculosis.

Suitable for patients with back pain who require post-operative rehabilitation.

3M™ Littmann Cardiology IV™ Diagnostic Stethoscope – Black Edition

Brand: Littmann
Model: Cardiology IV – Black Edition

Features

• Confident diagnosis and decision-making
• Hear subtle changes in patient status
• Useful in critical care and challenging environments such as ED, ICU, cardiac ICU, step-down unit and other dynamic locations
• 5-year warranty
• Ergonomic and high-profile building; 40 percent larger chest piece and 60 percent deeper than 3MTM Littmann ® Classic IIITM stethoscope
• Designed for high-profile construction.
• Tunable, double-sided stainless steel chest piece with open or closed bell
• Non-chill bell sleeve for higher patient comfort
• Soft-sealing ear tips provide optimum comfort and outstanding sound occlusion
• Made in the USA without natural rubber latex.

Built to hear more

Robust and sophisticated, Littmann Cardiology IV enables to isolate subtle sounds2 so that you can hear changes in the most critical and difficult situations in your patients. Designed to assist you to listen to sounds that are hard to hear, including aortic stenosis, S3 gallop murmurs, and faint pulmonary anomalies.

Useful in critical care and difficult settings

Hear subtle changes in patient status, such as ED, ICU, cardiac ICU, step-down unit and other vibrant places.

Diagnosis and confident decision-making.

Better high-frequency sound audibility (adult side, strong pressure) compared to Cardiology III can assist you to learn more about the situation of your patient.