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Picture of FSA 4D PRESSURE MAPPING SYSTEM FOR WHEELCHAIR SEATING The FSA (Force Sensing Array) 4D Pressure Mapping System for Wheelchair Seating is a pressure evaluation system designed for use in positioning and cushion assessments for wheelchair users. This system allows the clinician to assess surface interface pressure between the client and a wheelchair sear or back cushion; select an optimal cushion; determine an optimal positioning strategy; document the solution; and share the pressure profile with the client and colleagues. The system includes a pressure sensing mat, FSA software on CD-ROM, and an interface module. The UltraThin sensing mat is placed between the client and the seat or back. The software provides a visual representation of each potential seat or back surface. Viewing the display data, the clinician can assess pressure patterns and determine how they might be altered. The system comes with 10 protective isolation bags, an instruction booklet, a carrying case, and accessories. POWER: Uses power adapter (included).

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This product record was updated on October 8, 2009.

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Vista Medical Ltd.

Unit # 3 - 55 Henlow Bay
Winnipeg, Manitoba R3Y 1G4
Canada
Telephone: 800-822-3553 or 204-949-7652.
Fax: 800-664-2044 or 204-949-7673.
Web: http://www.pressuremapping.com.
Email: info@vista-medical.com.


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