febromed get up®
Whether in magnetic resonance tomography (MRI), computed tomography (CT), X-ray diagnostics or radiotherapy: in radiology, it’s all about the details. Highly specialised equipment in a professional environment helps to make exact diagnoses and implement precise therapies. Everything else must be just as professional. With the “get up®” support system from FEBROMED, we help in daily use. Patients can position themselves perfectly on the examination table with our support system. The medical staff is relieved and can concentrate on the essential: the examination.
FEBROMED’s “get up®” works like a standard bed stand – sometimes also called a bed gallows. With one decisive difference. It is firmly mounted on the ceiling and can be swivelled in a large radius. Therefore it can be used flexibly. Whether wheelchair, couch or bed: “get up®” provides safety for patients and staff.
In radiology, a good proportion of patients have limited mobility. What is a loss of self-determination for the patients is often a great burden for the medical staff. They have to move patients with all their might – and run the risk of becoming a medical emergency themselves. Quite apart from the physical discomfort, this also results in costs for the employer and the social system. FEBROMED’s “get up” helps to reduce this strain to a minimum in daily work.
Safety is not only an issue in handling. Everything has also been considered in terms of hygiene. Gaps in the surface have been reduced to what is technically feasible. The “get up” holding system from FEBROMED is therefore easy to disinfect and meets the highest hygiene requirements of a medical environment. The material is extremely durable, an investment in safety but also in economy.
The advantages at a glance:
- independent repositioning and positioning of patients
- safe holding before and after the examination
- precise positioning even of patients with limited mobility
- multifunctional use in the fields of magnetic resonance tomography (MRI), computer tomography (CT), X-ray diagnostics and radiotherapy.
- Relief for medical staff
