Vista® ICU Back Panel

Name: Vista® ICU Back Panel
Availability: InStock

Item: 984600

The Vista® ICU Back Panel is designed specifically for patients at risk of occipital skin breakdown due to extended periods lying supine.

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Description

The Vista® ICU Back Panel is designed specifically for patients at risk of occipital skin breakdown due to extended periods lying supine. It easily attaches to Aspen's Vista® Collar without compromising restriction while also helping to minimize the effects of friction from bed sheer.

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product Features

Unique Dual-Density Foam

Low density white ether foam cradles patient’s head to help maximize pressure distribution. Higher density grey polyurethane foam provides added support and structure.

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Extended Back Panel Height

Prevents bed sheer when rotating or repositioning patients.

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Open by Design

Open design promotes airflow for ventilation without sacrificing support.

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Pressure Reducing Pad

The Vista ICU Back Panel is designed to disperse pressure, helping to reduce the possibility of skin breakdown. Proven Aspen Pads complete the system by wicking moisture away from the skin.

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Promotes Effective Motion Restriction

The Vista ICU Back Panel utilizes the standard Vista Collar Back Panel providing the same level of motion restriction. The back panel extension can be removed once the patient becomes ambulatory.