Cardinal Health Laminectomy Arm Cradle 20-1/2 W X 24-1/4 D X 17-3/4 H Inch Foam, 12/CS

Laminectomy Arm Cradle 20-1/2 W X 24-1/4 D X 17-3/4 H Inch Foam, 12/CS

This laminectomy arm cradle is a foam positioning support for procedures or care settings that call for stable arm placement. It may fit facilities that need a single-patient-use option and want a latex-sensitive alternative. The cradle is made of high density polyurethane foam and comes in a case format for facility purchasing.

Good Fit For

• Procedure rooms using laminectomy positioning accessories
• Facilities seeking single-patient-use foam supports
• Care settings looking for a latex-sensitive alternative

Key Features

• Laminectomy arm cradle helps support arm positioning during use
• High density polyurethane foam offers a cushioned support surface
• Single-patient-use format supports patient-specific use protocols
• Latex-sensitive alternative for settings where latex avoidance matters
• Meets California Technical Bulletin 117-2013 fire safety standard
• Case purchase format can simplify larger departmental buying

Applications and Usage

• Supporting arm positioning during laminectomy-related setup
• Stocking procedure areas with single-patient-use positioning cradles
• Purchasing foam positioning supports for facilities that prefer latex-sensitive options

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Material: Foam.
• Single patient use only
• Check the cradle dimensions against your positioning setup before ordering
• This product is non-inflatable

FAQ

• Is this arm cradle reusable? No. This laminectomy arm cradle is for single patient use only.
• What material is the arm cradle made from? The laminectomy arm cradle is made of high density polyurethane foam.
• Is this a latex-sensitive option? Yes. The product details note that it is an ideal solution for those with latex sensitivities.
• Does this arm cradle require inflation? No. This is a non-inflatable foam arm cradle.
• Does the product meet any fire safety standard? Yes. The product details state that it meets California Technical Bulletin 117-2013 regarding fire safety standards.

From Cardinal Health.