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7. ACCESSORIES:
7.1 RESCUE BOARD (# 855.05):
Doctors say that the complete immobilization of a person with spine injuries is possible only using a
spine rescue board.
KONG S.P.A. has developed a rescue board foldable in three pieces, made of a special treated
wood washable and disinfectable, easy to transport, with a special pillow to block the head of
injured.
The rescue board is radio-transparent for a first X-ray diagnosis without need to move the injured
(fig. 36 - 37).
7.2 "TAYLAN" BOARD BINDING (# 855.02):
The complete immobilization of an injured is possible with the special adjustable board binding (fig.
38).
7.3 SAFETY WEBBING "VIRGO" (# 871.02):
For lowering or lifting the stretcher on steep slopes or overhang, it is compulsory the use of the
safety webbing "Virgo" to be inserted in and around the frame (better with empty stretcher) and then
firmly connected to the belaying ropes.
HOW TO ASSEMBLY "VIRGO":
Insert one Virgo's end into the head of the stretcher (head side) (fig. 39), then pull it between
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the spacing bars of the frame and the cloth bag (fig. 40);
Pull out Virgo from the feet head as shown in fig. 41;
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insert Virgo under longitudinal hooking belts (feet side)(fig. 42);
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repeat the same operations through the other side of the frame (fig. 43).
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pull Virgo until the two ends are aligned (fig. 44);
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Connect both belaying ropes to both Virgo's end loops (fig. 45).
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WARNING - DANGER!
Virgo shall go all around all the stretcher: don't pass Virgo only in the rear head part (head side)
otherwise the strength of the structure is not guaranteed.
7.4 HEAD-REST PILLOW WITH LEXAN
Designed to improve protection of injured in case of rain, hail, debris and recovery with helicopter.
HOW TO ASSEMBLY LEXAN VISOR:
Insert the shaped visor into the lateral pockets of the pillow.
Fix it with the two lateral Velcro
The pillow is equipped with a special Velcro
7.5 BOTTOM PROTECTION (# 871.40)
Designed to protect the back of the injured and to make easier the sliding/pulling of the stretcher in
particular conditions (canyoning, rough, stones, etc...).
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VISOR (# 871.30)
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strips (fig. 46).
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front strip to retain the head of injured (fig. 47).
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