Open Head Ring Silicone Gel Support – Size Large | Bos Medicare Surgical

The Bos Medicare Surgical Open Head Ring Silicone Gel Support – Large is a specialized surgical positioning aid designed to provide head and neck stability during medical procedures. It is particularly useful for patients undergoing prone or lateral surgeries, where airway management and patient safety are critical.

Crafted from premium silicone gel, this head ring is latex-free, non-allergenic, and safe for all patients. Its open design allows clear passage for the airways and anesthetic tubes, making it ideal for use in operating theaters.

The large size provides enhanced support and comfort, reducing the risk of pressure injuries during lengthy surgical procedures. Its soft gel cushioning evenly distributes pressure, preventing discomfort and ensuring safe patient positioning.

Easy to clean, durable, and reusable, the Open Head Ring Silicone Gel Support is trusted by hospitals, surgical centers, and medical colleges for its efficiency and reliability.

Key Features of Open Head Ring Silicone Gel Support (Large)

• Premium Silicone Gel – latex-free, non-allergenic, and safe

• Open Design – allows airway management and anesthetic tube placement

• Large Size – provides extra stability and support during surgeries

• Soft Cushioning – prevents pressure sores and discomfort

• Durable & Easy to Clean – reusable for repeated hospital use

Applications

• Used during prone and lateral surgical procedures

• Provides head and neck support for patients in operating theaters

• Prevents pressure-related injuries during long surgeries

• Suitable for hospitals, surgical centers, and medical colleges

📖 Learn more about patient positioning in surgery and its importance in safe operations.
👉 You may also check our OT Gel Head Support for Surgery Medium for alternative patient positioning solutions.

The Bos Medicare Open Head Ring Silicone Gel Support – Large is an essential surgical accessory, offering comfort, safety, and stability for patients during critical medical procedures.