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ProductsMiami J
Company Jerome Medical
Item Miami J
Features 
  • Designed to meet the needs of the adult rehabilitation patient.
  • Break-through fabrics inhibit decubitus during long-term wear.
  • Superior comfort features enhance compliance and speed recovery.
  • Unique two-piece design provides the best immobilization of any prefabricated extended wear collar.
    • Description The patented Miami J® collar is designed to meet the needs of the adult rehabilitation patient. Break-through fabrics inhibit decubitus during long-term wear. Superior comfort features enhance compliance and speed recovery. And the unique two-piece design provides the best immobilization of any prefabricated extended wear collar. And kids now have their own collars with Miami Jr.®, designed for their unique anatomical requirements.

    Immobilization is the reason for using any collar. Based upon Clinical Studies, the Miami J® collar immobilizes better than other leading cervical collars. More importantly, all the studies in the world are no substitute for the successful experiences of thousands of Miami J users. Since 1991, leading medical institutions around the world have relied upon Miami J® for the immobilization to optimize patient rehabilitation. Why use a collar, if not for Immobilization?

    Skin breakdown need not be a "side affect" of a cervical collar that immobilizes.

    Patient Comfort, as well as immobilization and patient skin protection rely on a good FIT. A good FIT requires Sizing appropriate to patient anatomy. A good FIT requires Application be correctly performed including the "fine-tuning" adjustments that optimize a good FIT. Miami J provides the sizes and adjustment options to help you maximize immobilization, protect skin, and keep your patient comfortable.

    When Immobilization really matters, choose Miami J®.
    Info Jerome Medical
    Customer Service: (800) 257-8440
    Web site: http://www.jeromemedical.com/

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