Breast & Thorax Positioning
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The Chabner XRT® Radiation Bra provides optimal breast support, patient comfort and dignity, and reproducibility during simulation, planning and radiation treatment.
The innovative C-Qual M supine breasboard brings a new level of patient comfort and diagnostic compatibility to CIVCO's breast and thorax positioning solutions. The board is made from an image-friendly, non-ferrous material compatible with multiple treatment imaging modalities.
New Horizon Prone Breastboard provides comfortable, reproducible patient positioning for prone breast treatments.
The carbon fiber C-Qual Breastboard is lightweight, designed for patient comfort and features a low-attenuating IGRT treatment zone. The C-Qual's advanced features bring efficiencies to breast setup and treatment.
The MT-350 Breastboard combines reproducible breast positioning with efficient, comfortable patient setups. Its lightweight construction including carbon fiber provides ease-of-use with repeatable support.
The Posiboard-2 Breastboard is a complete solution for the positioning of breast patients, delivering the perfect balance of feature and function.
Wing Boards™ are constructed of durable, lightweight ABS and provide arms-up patient comfort and support.
The innovative Monarch Overhead Arm Positioner enhances patient comfort and positioning on the C-Qual and C-Qual M Breastboards, but also operates as an indexable, stand-alone device.
The Posirest-2 Arm Support is designed to create proper and comfortable upper extremity positioning.
Vac-Lok™ Cushions create a rigid and secure support around the patient when a vacuum is drawn through a self-sealing quick-release valve.
The Thorawedge is a unique positioning device allowing the patient to incline at multiple fixed angles.
Product Number:301080
The treatment brassiere positions the ipsilateral breast into a reproducible shape while moving the contralateral breast away from the beam. A complete library of bras is available.
Thermoplastic breast positioning is primarily intended to hold the breast up and away from the chest wall, reducing both skin folds and unwanted radiation dose into the patient's lung and heart.