NeuroFlex® Restorative Safe with Cervical Attachment
Provides support and helps to manage head alignment and upper-body posture.
Product Description
NeuroFlex® Restorative Safe Cerv Cervical Attachment to TLSO
The NeuroFlex® Restorative Safe Cerv Cervical Attachment is designed to be used with a compatible NeuroFlex® TLSO to help support head and neck positioning.
It provides support to help manage left or right head tilt and forward head tilt, while allowing a healthcare professional to adjust and remould the headpiece and vertical slat for improved fit and comfort.
The Safe Cerv attachment is suitable for use while sitting or walking and is intended for single-patient use under clinical guidance.
Key Features
- Designed to attach into the back pocket of a compatible TLSO
- Helps support left or right head tilt and forward head tilt
- High-temperature mouldable headpiece and vertical slat
- Flexible vertical slat helps gradually guide the neck towards a more upright position
- Adjustable-position headpiece provides gradual lifting support from side leaning
- Wide forehead strap helps hold the head comfortably
- Padded mandibular support helps improve comfort and redistribute skin pressure
- Not made with natural rubber latex or DEHP
Indications
Provides support and helps to manage head alignment and upper-body posture.
Included Components
Each Safe Cerv attachment includes:
- Mouldable headpiece
- Flexible vertical slat
- Wide forehead strap
- Padded mandibular support
Please note: this item is the cervical attachment only. A compatible TLSO brace is required and is not included unless ordered separately.
Size Guide
|
Size |
Forehead Circumference |
|
Small |
Up to 22" / approx. 56 cm |
|
Large |
Over 22" / approx. 56 cm |
Left and Right Options
The Safe Cerv attachment is available in left and right versions, depending on the direction of head leaning being managed.
Important Fitting Information
The Safe Cerv should be fitted and adjusted by a suitably qualified healthcare professional. The headpiece and vertical slat can be remoulded by a healthcare professional to help achieve the best fit.
The patient should feel a gentle stretch but should not experience discomfort. Skin should be checked each time the orthosis is removed. If redness or skin changes do not resolve within 3–5 minutes, discontinue use and seek clinical advice.
Initial wear time should begin at around 30 minutes, followed by a skin check. Wearing time may then be gradually increased as advised by the clinician, up to a maximum of 6 hours at a time.
