Contraindications (Do Not Use For ); Side Effects (Possible During Use); Cts Boscarol - Boscarol CTS Operating Instructions Manual

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• Take precautions if the device comes into direct contact with the body of the
• The Boscarol CTS is designed for emergency medical service and must therefore always
• Replace it immediately if there are any obvious cracks or failures in the frame, fixing
• Never leave the patient alone after immobilisation. He must always be assisted properly
Responsibility
• Dispose of packaging in accordance with current regulations and ensure that it is out of
operators/users
• Tampering with, altering or modifying the device is not permitted without the
• Operators must be trained and aware of the legal regulations and provisions regarding
• Rescuers who are not properly trained in the use of CTS can create injury and damage to
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CONTRAINDICATIONS (DO NOT USE FOR )

CONTRAINDICATIONS
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SIDE EFFECTS (POSSIBLE DURING USE)

SIDE EFFECTS
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CTS BOSCAROL

The Boscarol CTS is sold "ready to use" and is complete with all functional parts. Upon receipt, it is necessary to check
and, if necessary, to complain to the manufacturer if there are problems with the use or if some of the parts are missing.
The CTS do not include accessories or spare parts.
IMM120050 CTS Boscarol (Children Transport System)
child/adult by placing sterile drapes over it (biocompatibility).
be ready for use, at any time and in any situation.
straps and hinges. The CTS should be stored in a place inaccessible to children to avoid
suffocation.
the reach of children. Belts are considered to be a possible dangerous toy for children
and should therefore never be left within the reach of children.
manufacturer's consent.
safety at work (use of PPE).
the patient as well as themselves. The application of the device always requires
maximum cooperation within the rescue team.
• Direct contact of the patient's skin (injured or intact) with the device. A sterile drape
must always be placed in between to ensure isolation from device materials.
• Do not apply CTS if the infant or child has a suspected fracture of the spinal column or
skull base.
• Do not place the body of the child/infant upside down or sideways to avoid suffocation.
• Do not use the device if the fastening straps are not secured to the patient.
• Phenomena of skin irritation and reactivity due to direct patient contact with the
synthetic fabric or fastening straps
• Choking syndrome
• Colic (typical in babies/infants)
• Convulsions
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