Variteks 210 Philadelphia Tracheostomy Collar

With the help of the subchin and occipital support, the collar strongly limits neck flexion and extension and, to a lesser extent, lateral and rotational movements. It conveys strict immobilization of the cervical spine, which is why it is recommended for post-surgical immobilization, severe cervical sprain.

There is a hole in the front of the collar, for patients with tracheostomy cases.

The collar has pinholes, their purpose is to provide ventilation and protect the skin from steaming.