The mattress can support a patient weight of 370kg. The extra durable air cells are constructed from reinforced PU coated nylon for added strength and durability.
The active 1-in-4 cell cycle supports 75% of the patient's body at all times, on groups of three inflated cells, whilst the fourth cell deflates sufficiently to redistribute the pressure and encourage tissue reperfusion. Additional benefits include enhanced patient comfort, less awareness of support surface movement and a reduction of stimulus-related complications such as muscle spasm.
Ideal for use with width-retractable beds to allow easy movement of complete bed system with patient in-situ.
Cell design provides optimal comfort and support for varying body shapes and sizes.
All QUATTRO products are designed to be intuitive. The simply designed interface and easy-touch buttons allow the carer to control all essential functions such as the Dual therapy modes providing either Active therapy or Continuous low pressure, Soft, Medium or Firm comfort settings as well as Max-Inflate mode.
Multi-stretch cover is waterproof and moisture-vapour permeable with welded seams and can be removed for laundering
The waterproof, moisture-vapour permeable properties of the multi-stretch cover, combined with a low-air-loss feature within the mattress, helps manage the skin 'microclimate' between the patient and support surface.
The Patient Transport Facility turns the mattress into a static unpowered support surface for up to 12 hours.The Patient Transport Facility turns the mattress into a static unpowered support surface for up to 12 hours.
Pressure Ulcer Classification Guide (PDF 2552 KB)
An Introduction to Pressure Ulcers - A Clinical Resource (PDF 5785 KB)
Ambrose-Jones S. Reducing the risk posed by damaged mattress covers by using a non-corrosive, chlorine-free, high level disinfectant (Wound Care Today 2020) (PDF 458 KB)
Heywood N. A Retrospective Analysis of a Specialist Active Therapy Support Surface for Bariatric Patients in an Acute Setting (PDF 921 KB)
Forder R. Hiding in plain sight: ISO20342-1 is the new international mattress safety standard published in June 2019. Do you know about it and how does it benefit you and your patients? (Wound Care Today 2020) (PDF 1187 KB)
Forder R. Hiding in plain sight: ISO20342-1 is the new international mattress safety standard published in June 2019. Do you know about it and how does it benefit you and your patients? (Wound Care Today 2020) (PDF 1187 KB)
Hopewell S. Reporting user experiences of a powered pressure area care support surface in a university hospital as part of proactive Post-Market Surveillance (Wound Care Today 2020) (PDF 498 KB)
Manufacturing Today (2019) (PDF 6112 KB)
Feeling the pressure of support surface selection - JCN (October/ November 2019) (PDF 359 KB)
Community Matters - Are pressure area care support mattresses being under-regulated? JCN (June/ July 2018) (PDF 445 KB)
Wound Care Today 2019 Poster - What is the true whole life cost for a powered pressure area care mattress? (Richard Forder) 02.19 (PDF 801 KB)
Wound Care Today 2019 Poster - Determining whole life impact and costs for powered pressure area care
support surfaces: Balancing cost vs. quality vs. risk? (Richard Forder) 02.19 (PDF 392 KB)
Forder R. Raising the bar for CE marking powered pressure area care support surfaces (Wounds UK & TVS Conferences, 2017) (PDF 1475 KB)
Forder R. Does CE-ing really mean believing (Wound Care Today 2018) (PDF 1066 KB)
Forder R. Medical Device Regulation is changing (Wound Care Today 2018) (PDF 653 KB)
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