Undercast Padding

Pressure sores and skin irritations often develop under casts and splints, leading to serious problems. By properly padding, most of these problems can be prevented. Produced from a specially formulated hydrogel, which contains a natural skin moisturizer/conditioner.

When used with radiation, it is also known as "bolus" material. Used in high energy radiation to correct for anatomical irregularities and deliver the prescribed dose to the patient's skin surface and underlying tissues without causing trauma. Closely mimics equivalent thickness of tissue if properly maintained.

When used with radiation, it is also known as "bolus" material. Used in high energy radiation to correct for anatomical irregularities and deliver the prescribed dose to the patient's skin surface and underlying tissues without causing trauma. Closely mimics equivalent thickness of tissue if properly maintained.

When used with radiation, it is also known as "bolus" material. Used in high energy radiation to correct for anatomical irregularities and deliver the prescribed dose to the patient's skin surface and underlying tissues without causing trauma. Closely mimics equivalent thickness of tissue if properly maintained.

When used with radiation, it is also known as "bolus" material. Used in high energy radiation to correct for anatomical irregularities and deliver the prescribed dose to the patient's skin surface and underlying tissues without causing trauma. Closely mimics equivalent thickness of tissue if properly maintained.

The viscose fiber is natural in origin, offering properties of comfort and absorbency. The delicate viscose fibers are especially suitable for patients who are prone to excessive perspiration. More absorbent than cotton, it allows moisture to be wicked away from the skin, helping ensure a high level of comfort. This padding is ideal for hotter climates, where natural products with alternative moisture management properties may be preferred to synthetics.