Positioning Systems for Adults

Thanks to the three sizes, the universal cushion can be used in many different ways. In lying down the 55 x 40 cm size can be used for the knee flexion and a moderate hip abduction. The smaller cushions help to hold the patient in optimal positioning thus reducing bedsore risks and abnormal postures.

Universal Cushions

Triangle Shaped Cushion

This cushion adapts to all morphologies. Placed under knees, it supports the knees’ joint, prevents the patient from sliding downwards and reduces friction and shearing effects on the sacrum’s area. It can be used in a semi- fowler position and helps to maintain a perfect position while relieving pressure in sensitive areas (sacrum, ischial tuberosities, heels) and shifting it to low-risk zones (calves, thighs and back).

Cylindrical Cushion

Placed between legs, it reduces friction and shearing effects on thighs and knees’ area. It can also be used under ankles to relieve pressure.

Half Ring Cushion

In combination with the cylindrical cushion, the half ring cushion reduces friction and shearing effects between legs, on the inner sides of knees and thighs and holds hips abducted. It can also be used under the neck.

Ring Cushion

This cushion can be used in addition to universal, triangle or cylindrical cushions to support the posture correction. Put around the neck, this cushion comfortably supports the patient’s head.

Abduction Cushion

It is used in crotch area when the patient is lying down to hold hips abducted and legs apart to reduce friction and shearing effects between legs, on the inner sides of knees and calves.

Semi-Fowler Cushion

In supine or semi-fowler position it supports and holds the back in proper position. It can also be used in (wheel) chairs for a comfortable and upright sitting position.

Semi-Lateral Positioning

As multi-purpose cushion, it comfortably supports shoulders, back, hips and knees when the patient is lying in lateral position. Moreover, it reduces friction and shearing effects.

Heel Cushion

It is placed at the bottom of the bed and fixed with an adjustable strap. The pressure on the heels is completely discharged. The heel cushion holds the ankles in proper position.

Cushion for Pressure Relief on 1 Heel

For those sitting for long periods of time with specific comfort issues such as a high risk of pressure sores and sheer forces.

Hand Cushion

For those sitting for long periods of time with specific comfort issues such as a high risk of pressure sores and sheer forces.

Cushion for Pressure Relief of the Occiput

For those sitting for long periods of time with specific comfort issues such as a high risk of pressure sores and sheer forces.

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Cushion for Pressure Relief of the Occip

T-Roll Cushion

In bedridden position, it is suitable for patients who retract their legs in and who tend to develop pressure ulcers on knees.

Wedge with Arm Sleeve

This positioning aid allows to maintain and immobilize the arm in the proper position and prevents flexion of the arm and prevents getting hurt. It provides comfortable and stable support with minimal restraint.

Leg Through Cushion

In bedridden position, it is suitable for patients who spread their legs too wide (and/ or through the side rails) and who tend to develop pressure ulcers on knees. It keeps the legs straight and lined up with the upper body.