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LATERAL CHEST RESTRAINT
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7. Lateral chest restraint
There are various options available for the ERGOLINE� Each seat shell must have
a basic restraint system� Please see section
3 � 3 (Restraints in the seat shell) for
more information� The sections below describe additional restraints�
7 . 1 Chest belt with flap
The chest belt with flap has been mounted in the proper position during adjust-
ment of the seat shell� It is possible to perform minor adjustments to the length
using the hook and loop fastener�
To open the belt, proceed as follows:

Pull upwards on the front flap�

Then pull the overlapping ends of the chest belt apart�

You can then lay the two ends of the chest belt aside and remove the pa-
tient from the seat shell, as necessary�

Repeat these steps in reverse order when applying the belt to secure the
patient in the seat shell�

When applying the belt, check to ensure that it is not constricting the pa-
tient; this is especially important to ensure that the patient’s breathing is
not adversely affected�
7 . 2 Chest belt with deflection roller
The chest belt with deflection roller has been mounted in the proper position
during adjustment of the seat shell� It is possible to perform minor adjustments
to the length using the hook and loop fastener�
To open the belt, proceed as follows:

Pull the overlapping ends of the chest belt apart�

Pull the loose end of the chest belt through the metal loop�

You can then lay the two ends of the chest belt aside and remove the pa-
tient from the seat shell, as necessary�

Repeat these steps in reverse order when applying the belt to secure the
patient in the seat shell�
7 . 3 Reclining supports
The reclining supports have been built into the postural side supports during pro-
duction of the seat shell� You can adjust them by adjusting the distance between
the two front “wings”, i�e� the length of the connecting belt strap�