Closed Head Ring, Infant and Adolescent
- Unit: Case
- Backordered
The Cardinal Health OASIS Closed Head Ring for Infant and Adolescent patients is a reusable gel positioner designed for operating room use. Engineered to support and stabilize the head during surgical procedures, this positioning device is sized appropriately for infant and adolescent patients, helping clinical teams maintain safe and consistent patient placement throughout a case. As part of the trusted OASIS line from Cardinal Health, this OR-grade gel positioner combines durable construction with the pressure-redistributing properties of gel material. It is sold by the case, with each unit available individually, making it a practical choice for facilities managing high procedural volumes. Procurement teams can rely on the reusable design to support standardized positioning protocols across a range of general surgical settings.
| Product Type | Gel Positioners |
| Type | OR |
| Brand | OASIS™ |
| Disposable / Reusable | Reusable |
| UNSPSC Code | 42295111 |
| UNSPSC Description | Operating room patient positioning devices for general use |
| Primary UOM | each |
| Purchasing UOM | case |
| Pricing UOM | case |
Packaging: 1 each/case
- Length: 5.5"
- Height: 1.5"
Description
The Cardinal Health OASIS Closed Head Ring for Infant and Adolescent patients is a reusable gel positioner designed for operating room use. Engineered to support and stabilize the head during surgical procedures, this positioning device is sized appropriately for infant and adolescent patients, helping clinical teams maintain safe and consistent patient placement throughout a case. As part of the trusted OASIS line from Cardinal Health, this OR-grade gel positioner combines durable construction with the pressure-redistributing properties of gel material. It is sold by the case, with each unit available individually, making it a practical choice for facilities managing high procedural volumes. Procurement teams can rely on the reusable design to support standardized positioning protocols across a range of general surgical settings.