Miami J Cervical Neck Collar Patented and proven, the Miami J meets the rehabilitation needs of adults.
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Miami J® Cervical Collar
(You can add extra replacement pads)
Patented and proven, the Miami J meets the rehabilitation needs of adults.
Clinically tested to provide superior immobilization
Sorbatex padding for skin protection
Air vents for patient comfort
Latex-free
Compatible with all imaging modalities
Six sizes based on body type
Known as the superior immobilizer on the market through multiple independent studies, the Miami J Collar's patented design meets the specialized needs of all those afflicted with cervical injuries. The Miami J offers features that enhance compliance and help speed recovery while ensuringImmobilization, Inhibition of Skin Breakdown and Patient Comfort.
Phenotype-driven sizing system make size selection simple while drastically reducing margin of error in fitting a patient. Each collar has a bioengineered front with a specific back designed to work together for superior immobilization.
Sorbatex™ pads were specifically engineered to be antidecubitus, protecting skin integrity during extended wear.
Adjustment options such as Angulation Buttons, a removable Sternal Pad and an optional Assist Strap allow for the greatest amount of flexibility and comfort in a collar without sacrificing immobilization.
All Miami J Collars and accessories are latex-free and compatible with all imaging modalities.
Based on clinical studies and well-researched documentation, leading trauma centers across the country agree that the Miami J's revolutionary design provides the best in patient immobilization, comfort and rehabilitation.
A. A good rule of thumb is once per shift in the hospital. After the patient is discharged, pads should be changed when the patient bathes, or approximately every 24 to 48 hours. Patients who are active and sweaty, or have body fluids, may need to change more often.
A. Yes, but this may make it more difficult for the patient alone to apply the collar. The Assist Strap is attached with a button, so if you wish to remove it, it may be unbuttoned. Then the Strap may be reattached later, if desired.
