The document describes Chameleon Backboards, a company developing fully radiolucent spinal immobilization boards. They have created prototypes for tactical, short, sport/bariatric, street, and stowaway applications. Additionally, they are working on a system called "Rhythm of Sleep" to reduce pressure sores during immobilization. The management team has experience in healthcare, engineering, and business to bring these new products to market through potential distributors.
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65. Chameleon-Sport/Bariatric A fixed-length model that is being designed in cooperation with athletic directors for use in the hockey and football arenas where log-rolling is contraindicated due to the involvement of shoulder pads. It was first designed for sports, but we are hopeful that it will also play an important role in the treatment of bariatric patients. Chameleon-Street A fixed-length model that is being designed in cooperation with numerous EMS personalities for use in our traditional arenas as well as within the hospital setting to compete with the Scoop Stretcher as a fully radiolucent alternative, which also has the potential for use in the interventional setting. Chameleon-StowAway A molded fully radiolucent composite backboard that folds in half for transportation and immobilization of the walking wounded. This product is designed for units where space is a premium, such as police cruisers and law enforcement air units.
66. Rhythm of Sleep A fully radiolucent system designed to reduce the incidence of pressure sores; sacral, lumbar and mandibular pain; and perceived pain issues during extended periods of immobilization, such as those experienced during delays in diagnostics or long-distance transports, through the use of a pneumatic system that mimics the body's natural defense mechanisms.
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