Southwest Medical

This anatomically contoured foam is designed for optimum positioning and comfort. It features skid-resistant bottom that helps hold cushion securely in place and the unique design enables cushion to be used as all purpose or coccyx cushion

Cut to fit with filter and built-in Tape Collar. 8" length. 1-sided comfort panel.

The Stayflex Anterior Trunk Support is an innovative, dynamic upper body support designed for unparalleled comfort and flexibility. The patent-pending design includes a stabilizing lower panel that limits vertical stretching and riding up. Combined with a strong elastic upper section, the stabilizing panel limits the overstretching and upward movement that can lead to choking in older Butterfly style supports. The soft, stretching material allows comfortable, controlled movement, rather than just holding the individual user back. The Stayflex is offered in a one-piece version or with a front zipper closure for easy removal. The new, low-profile swivel buckles prevent the fabric from twisting and bunching up around the lower straps. The Narrow version is designed to fit and support between breast tissue.

ANTERIOR SUPPORT OPTIONS: The objective of the shoulder harness is to provide pressure over the sternum to reduce thoracic and lumbar hyperextension and encourage more shoulder protraction. (For use on solid planar style backrests)

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The Eye Chart Lea Symbols are a type of vision chart used to test visual acuity, particularly in children and individuals who may have difficulty reading standard letters or numbers. The chart features a series of symbols in various sizes, such as circles, squares, triangles, and apples, rather than letters or numbers.

The Lea Symbols chart is often used by eye doctors, optometrists, and ophthalmologists to measure the visual acuity of individuals who may not yet be able to read or recognize letters or numbers, such as young children or individuals with cognitive impairments. The symbols on the chart are designed to be easily recognizable and distinguishable, even for those who may not have a full understanding of the shapes and sizes of letters or numbers.

Like other vision charts, the Lea Symbols chart is typically displayed at a distance of 20 feet (6 meters) and the individual being tested is asked to identify the symbols on the chart. The smallest symbols that can be identified determine the individual's visual acuity, which is expressed as a fraction, such as 20/20, indicating that the individual can see at 20 feet what a person with normal vision can see at 20 feet.

Overall, the Eye Chart Lea Symbols are a useful tool for testing visual acuity in individuals who may have difficulty with traditional vision charts.