DJO Rigid Cervical Collar Philadelphia® Pre-Formed Foam Medium Philadelphia Trachea Hole 4-1/4 Inch Height 13 to 16 Inch Circumference

Rigid Cervical Collar Philadelphia® Pre-Formed Foam Medium Philadelphia Trachea Hole 4-1/4 Inch Height 13 to 16 Inch Circumference

This rigid cervical collar is a medium Philadelphia collar with a trachea hole and pre-formed foam construction. It is intended for cervical spine immobilization and extrication, and it also supports rehabilitation workflows where neutral head positioning matters. This version uses hook and loop closure and fits neck circumferences from 13 to 16 inch with a 4-1/4 inch height.

Good Fit For

• Cervical spine immobilization
• Extrication support
• Rehabilitation settings using a tracheotomy collar
• Use with a plaster body jacket

Key Features

• Rigid cervical collar for cervical spine immobilization and extrication
• Philadelphia trachea hole style supports both extrication and rehabilitation use
• Maintains the head in a neutral position while supporting occipital and mandibular areas
• Pre-formed foam design with foam plastic lamination
• Medium size fits 13 to 16 inch neck circumference
• Hook and loop closure allows straightforward application and adjustment

Applications and Usage

• Immobilizing the cervical spine during patient handling
• Supporting the neck during extrication procedures
• Maintaining neutral head position during rehabilitation
• Incorporating into a plaster body jacket when needed

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 4 Inch.
• Material: Plastic.
• Select based on neck circumference and collar height to help ensure the intended fit
• This is the Philadelphia trachea hole style, which may matter for workflow and patient-access needs
• Medium sizing in this collar corresponds to a 13 to 16 inch neck circumference

FAQ

• What neck size does this cervical collar fit? This medium collar fits neck circumferences from 13 to 16 inch.
• Does this collar help hold the head in a neutral position? Yes. The collar maintains the head in a neutral position and supports the occipital and mandibular areas.
• What closure does this cervical collar use? This collar uses a hook and loop closure.
• Can this collar be used for extrication and rehabilitation? Yes. The tracheotomy collar is intended to provide support for both extrication and rehabilitation.
• Can this collar be incorporated into a plaster body jacket? Yes. The collar can be incorporated into a plaster body jacket.

From Philadelphia by DJO.