Gel Closed Head Ring

A Gel Closed Head Ring is a medical device used in radiology and imaging procedures, particularly MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging). It is designed to provide comfortable head support and immobilization during scanning, ensuring accurate and artifact-free imaging results.

Size	Large
Color	blue
Material	gel
Brand	EHS
Dimension	200 x 75 x 45 mm
Shape	round

Closed head ring adult.

Compatibility: Ensuring the device is MRI-safe and does not interfere with imaging quality or patient safety.
Patient Comfort: Monitoring patient comfort throughout the procedure to minimize discomfort or anxiety.
Hygiene: Maintaining cleanliness and sterility of the device to prevent cross-contamination between patients.
Proper Use: Trained healthcare professionals should ensure correct positioning and use of the head ring.

Patient Comfort: Gel-filled cushions provide comfortable support for the patient's head.
Immobilization: Helps in immobilizing the head to minimize movement artifacts during imaging.
Optimal Imaging Quality: Ensures clear and accurate imaging by reducing motion-induced blurring or artifacts.
Versatility: Suitable for various head sizes and shapes, accommodating different patient demographics.

Gel Cushions: Soft gel-filled cushions conform to the shape of the head, providing even support and comfort.
Head Immobilization: Securely holds the head in place to prevent movement during imaging.
Non-Magnetic: Non-metallic construction to ensure compatibility with MRI environments.
Easy Cleaning: Smooth surface for easy cleaning and disinfection between uses.

Material: Typically made from medical-grade silicone or other non-metallic materials compatible with MRI.
Design: Closed ring design to surround the head, often with adjustable straps or Velcro closures for secure positioning.
Compatibility: Designed for use with MRI scanners, ensuring compatibility with magnetic fields and imaging protocols.
Size: Available in various sizes to accommodate pediatric and adult patients.

Applications:

MRI Imaging: Used in MRI scans to stabilize the patient's head and ensure accurate imaging results.
Neuroimaging: Particularly useful in neuroimaging studies where precise head positioning is crucial.
Radiotherapy: Sometimes used in radiotherapy planning to immobilize the head for treatment planning.