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XT Series Extrication Devices
BLACK GROIN RESTRAINT
The application procedure for groin restraints is the same
as for chest restraints. The only thing that changes are the
holes on which the restraints are applied.
1. Insert the restraint slot with the female end into the hole
no. 10 of the extrication device with the stitching facing
upwards, taking care that the red handle remains on the
outside of the board, as shown for the yellow restraint.
2. Insert the black buckle into the newly positioned restraint
slot.
3. Pull the restraint to tighten the loop knot.
4. Insert the slot of the restraint with the male end into hole
no. 9, with the stitching facing upwards.
5. Insert the black buckle into the newly positioned restraint
slot.
6. Pull the restraint to tighten the loop knot.
GREEN GROIN RESTRAINT
The application procedure for groin restraints is the same
as for chest restraints. The only thing that changes are the
holes on which the restraints are applied.
1. Insert the restraint slot with the female end into the hole
no. 7 of the extrication device with the stitching facing
upwards, taking care that the red handle remains on the
outside of the board, as shown for the yellow restraint
(Figure 34A).
2. Insert the black buckle into the newly positioned restraint
slot.
3. Pull the restraint to tighten the loop knot.
4. Insert the slot of the restraint with the male end into hole
no. 8, with the stitching facing upwards.
5. Insert the black buckle into the newly positioned restraint
slot.
6. Pull the restraint to tighten the loop knot.
Figure 37 - Positioning the groin restraints
WARNING
If the XT PRO is being used with high straps (slot no. 5 and 12) for a verticalisation, special care must be taken
during the safety check to be carried out before rescue.
If, during the initial check lifting, it should be noticed that the chest strap tends to act on the patient's neck in an
unsuitable way, it is possible to lower the lower end of the yellow and red restraints by one slot (slot no. 6 and
11), so as to make the “V” formed by the upper intersection of the restraints deeper, making the verticalisation
more comfortable for the patient.
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37B
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