MTR Elite Extrication Device
The MTR Elite Extrication Device is a compact, wrap-around immobilization device designed to assist trained emergency personnel during patient extrication and movement, particularly when access is limited.
Its vest-style design wraps around the patient’s torso and incorporates adjustable securing straps to help maintain positioning during the extrication process. The device is designed for use in vehicle extrication and other confined-space situations where a traditional long backboard may be difficult to position initially.
The MTR Elite Extrication Device features a flexible design for placement around the patient and becomes supportive when properly secured. Integrated handles provide multiple gripping points for trained responders during patient handling and movement.
Product Features
- Wrap-around vest-style extrication device
- Designed for patient immobilization during extrication
- Suitable for vehicle and confined-space applications
- Adjustable torso and leg securing straps
- Color-coded straps for quick identification and application
- Multiple integrated carrying and lifting handles
- Adjustable head and neck support components
- Can be used with the included Adjusta-Pad for additional positioning
- Compact design for convenient storage in emergency vehicles
- Includes a durable carrying case
- Designed for EMS, fire, rescue, and emergency-response professionals
Includes
- MTR Elite Extrication Device
- Adjusta-Pad neck roll
- Two head straps
- Carrying case
Item Number: MTR-25012
Professional Use: Intended for use by appropriately trained personnel in accordance with established emergency-care protocols and the product instructions.
KED-Style Extrication Solution
The MTR Elite Extrication Device provides emergency-response professionals with a practical option for situations requiring a compact, vest-style extrication and immobilization device. Its adjustable design and integrated components make it suitable for stocking ambulances, rescue vehicles, fire apparatus, and other emergency-response equipment inventories.