Systam P361C anatomical Viscoflex seat cushion up to pressure ulcer grade II

Systam Viscoflex P361C seat cushion

Wheelchair seat cushion made of viscoelastic foam for pressure ulcer prevention and therapy

The Systam Viscoflex P361C is an anatomically shaped wheelchair seat cushion made of viscoelastic memory foam. It was specifically developed to improve sitting position, increase comfort, and support pressure distribution in the buttock, coccygeal, and sacral regions.

Thanks to its anatomical shape, the cushion adapts precisely and gently to the contours of the body. This increases the contact area between the body and the cushion and reduces pressure on particularly vulnerable skin areas. This can help relieve sensitive regions and support pressure ulcer prevention and adjunctive pressure ulcer therapy while sitting.

Benefits of the Systam Viscoflex P361C

• Anatomically injection-molded seat cushion
• Made of viscoelastic memory foam
• Supports improved positioning in the wheelchair
• Promotes even pressure distribution
• Increases the contact area between the body and the cushion
• Relieves pressure in the coccygeal, sacral, and buttock regions
• Suitable for pressure ulcer prevention and adjunctive therapy
• Developed for use in wheelchairs and during prolonged sitting

Viscoflex memory foam

• The Viscoflex polymer used is the result of Systam research and was specifically developed for use in pressure ulcer prevention and therapy.
• An important feature of the material is its low sensitivity to heat. As a result, the cushion's mechanical behavior remains largely stable even at different ambient temperatures.
• In addition, the material structure ensures sustained pressure distribution. The risk of bottoming out is reduced, which can help prevent high localized pressure loads.

Applications of the Systam Viscoflex P361C

The Systam Viscoflex P361C can be used for:

• existing pressure ulcers at stages I to II according to EPUAP, provided that the patient can change their sitting position or pressure points are regularly relieved by caregivers
• increased to very high risk of pressure ulcers according to the Braden Scale
• prolonged wheelchair use
• limited mobility
• increased pressure risk in the buttock, coccygeal, and sacral regions
• Suitable for patients with
• previous pressure ulcer in the coccygeal or sacral region
• complete or incomplete paralysis of one half of the body
• impaired perception in the lower limbs
• impaired frontal stability
• mild asymmetry
• vascular amputation
• reduced general condition
• increased risk of pressure sores while sitting

Note

Please read the instructions for use carefully before using the Systam Viscoflex P361C seat cushion and follow the manufacturer's instructions. Subject to change without notice. Illustrations may differ from the original.