Aspen Vista MultiPost Cervical Collar
Aspen Vista MultiPost Cervical Collar

Aspen Vista MultiPost Cervical Collar

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Is this cervical collar right for me?

This cervical collar is best for injuries and instabilities in the C1-C7 vertebrae, including:

  • Decompressive procedures
  • Postsurgical stabilization
  • Cervicogenic headaches
  • Cervical disc syndrome
  • Fracture management
  • Sprains / strains
  • Radiculopathy
  • Neck pain
  • Whiplash
  • Trauma

Features:

  • Pivoting occipital panels reduce pressureReduced patient contact on occipital midline helps limit pressure points and heat buildup in danger areas for skin breakdown. Aspen’s innovative design also permits greater visibility to occipital region, enhancing ability to inspect skin. Padded panels pivot orbitally and self-adjust to cradle virtually all head shapes for increased support and maximum patient comfort.
  • Promotes effective skin care - Cotton-lined pads wick moisture from patient’s skin while clickable polyurethane foam assures optimal pressure distribution. Innovative design permits greater visibility to occipital region enhancing ability to inspect skin without removing the collar. Comes with an extra set of pads.
  • Adjustable for a tailored fit - Height adjustment technology in both the front and back allows you to customize the fit based on individual anatomies and multiple conditions.
  • Backed by research - Backed by 25 years of clinical research and a reputation for extensive testing and rigorous development requirements, Aspen products are engineered to perform at a therapeutic level. Committed to research that includes peer-reviewed studies, biomechanical analyses and research driven design, Aspen products are trusted by trauma centers, clinical practices and rehab facilities nationwide.

 

FAQs

Pads should be changed and/or cleaned daily.

Use a mild soap and water to clean the brace by hand. Rinse thoroughly and pat out any excessive moisture. Allow to air dry completely. Do not use bleach, harsh chemicals or machine wash/dry.

Use a mild soap and water to clean the pads by hand. Pat them dry with a towel and lay out to air dry. Do not use heat to dry the pads.

Download the fitting guide

Preparation

  • Pre-form the back ends of the side panels so they are slightly curved.
  • Pre-form the back panel so plastic side pieces are slightly curved.

NOTE: Ensure head is in neutral alignment throughout the entire application of this product.

Placement

The front panel should be at the lowest setting to begin. While pulling the sides of the front panel apart, position the bottom of the tracheal aperture at the sternal notch. Position the sides up and over the trapezius muscles. It is OK if the chin piece is not touching the chin

Sizing

While holding the collar against the chest, pull out the dial to unlock. Turn the dial clockwise to raise chin piece. When the chin piece is supporting the chin, release the dial and it will self-lock.

Back Panel

NOTE: Do not adjust on the patient. If height adjustment is necessary - remove from patient, adjust and reapply.

  • Push down on lock release and slide yellow button left to unlock.
  • Adjust height up or down if needed for best fit. To lock slide yellow button right.
  • With the head in neutral alignment, press the back panel down onto the bed and slide it behind the patient’s neck. Ensure back panel has good contact with trapezius.

FOR REFERENCE: Start by aligning top of the back panel with the middle of the ear.

Tightening

  • While holding the front panel in place, attach the loop strap on each side.
  • To tighten, anchor your fingers in on the collar and peel back the loop strap on one side, tighten and reattach. Tighten the other side equally and repeat as needed to ensure a snug, symmetrical fit.
  • Check to see that the back of the chin piece is not pressing inward on the throat. If it is, lift the back ends of the side panels up and off the trapezius muscles.

Tips

  • The patient’s chin should be close to the front of the chin piece but the back of the chin piece should not press on the patient’s throat.
  • All slack between the front and back panels must be removed to ensure a secure fit.
  • The patient often changes position, so it may be desirable to readjust the height and the back panel straps.