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EVACU-AID Folding Stretcher

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The choice of the appropriate stretcher trolley will depend on the intended application. There are five main applications: emergency, trauma, mortuary, neonatal care and ophthalmology.

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• Emergency stretcher trolleys are generally less cumbersome and easier to handle so they can easily be loaded and unloaded in an ambulance.
• Trauma stretcher trolleys offer all the necessary functionalities for transporting patients suffering from trauma, whether it be in the emergency room (ER), radiology or the intensive care unit (ICU).
• Mortuary stretcher trolleys are dedicated to transporting bodies within the morgue.
• Infant stretcher trolleys are used in particular for transporting incubators.
• Ophthalmological stretcher trolleys are suitable for the rapid management of ophthalmological procedures in an outpatient context.