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A quick size check can be performed by using your fingers to measure the chin-to-shoulder distance. On the collar, this measurement corresponds to the distance from the top of the Velcro® strip to the bottom edge of the collar plastic. The top edge of the Velcro® hook strip should not extend above the bottom of the chin. Note: With any of these techniques, if your measurements fall between two consecutive sizes, try the smaller size first. |
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For proper sizing follow images.
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| Proper sizing is critical to achieve the best levels of comfort and immobilization. Miami J Cervical Collars are available in six adult sizes to insure correct fit. |
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| Collar size is best determined by measuring the vertical distance between the top of the shoulder (Trapezius) and the tip of the chin, when the head is in the desired alignment. Whenever possible, fit the collar to a sitting or standing patient. |
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| Alternatively, a quick size check can be performed by using your fingers to measure the chin-to-shoulder distance. On the collar, this measurement corresponds to the distance from the top of the Velcro® strip to the bottom edge of the collar plastic. The top edge of the Velcro® hook strip should not extend above the bottom of the chin. Note: With any of these techniques, if your measurements fall between two consecutive sizes, try the smaller size first. |