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The Vista® CTO 2 Post from Aspen® has multiple adjustment points to ensure a comfortable, effective fit for the vast variety of patient anatomies. Like the Vista Collar, the Vista CTO is fully adjustable and only one size is required, reducing inventory costs and keeping patient care the main priority. -
This is a sternal occipital mandibular immobilizer. It immobilizes the head in a practitioner specified position, and allows the patient to lie flat. It is easy to fit in the supine position, and it has a removable chin support. Indications: C4/5–T3/4 stable fractures, post-operative stabilization -
The Vista® CTO4 is designed to provide motion restriction throughout the cervico-thoracic spine and can easily be stepped down to the Vista CTO then Vista MultiPost to support the progression of care. Significant motion control is provided in all three planes of motion—flexion/extension, lateral bending and axial rotation. Even while providing this level of motion restriction, the Vista CTO4 is comfortable for the patient to wear, padded at all contact points, helping to ensure compliance. -
This CTO was designed to support and stabilize the cervical spine and upper thoracic spine after injury or surgery. For C2 to T3 stable fractures, muscular/ligamentous injury, degenerative joint disease, cervical pain, and nerve impingement. Incudes two pad sets. -
The Aspen® CTO combines highly effective motion restriction of the cervical and upper thoracic spine with a level of comfort that makes it well tolerated by patients. Research has shown substantially progressive motion restriction in going from a stand-alone cervical collar, to a two-post device, and then on to a four-post orthosis. For these reasons, the Aspen® CTO system offers the greatest versatility available when dealing with cervical-thoracic problems in today’s cost conscious healthcare environment. -
- Has a two-piece neck design for easy application and ventilation
- The front side of the bracket limits movement of the cervical spine and torso
- Can be easily adjusted to the correct position
