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Innovations, Vortex Recline Systems

By PN: Paraplegia News, Vol. 50, No. 5
(Pages: 93) Publication Date: May, 1996

This selection in the "Innovations" column describes the Vortex Recline Systems powered wheelchair from Everest and Jennings which features a power base with a rear wheel width of less than 24 inches. Available with sliding back (adjusts 2 - 6 inches), tilt-in-space (up to 45 degrees), or combination. Tilt-in-space models have a sliding center of gravity pivot and shorter wheelbase than competitive models. All systems have center-mounted rigging for better maneuverability, feature adjustable-depth solid-seat pans, reclining arms, and a solid contour back with accessory strip for attachment of positioning hardware and pads.

Assistive Products Discussed: VORTEX POWERED RECLINER
Published by: PVA Publications   (Website:http://www.pvamagazines.com)
Paralyzed Veterans of America    (Web Site: http://www.pva.org )
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