The Star II PLUS is a dynamic mattress replacement system designed for the plus-size patient, combining two therapies dynamic and continuous low pressure. Both therapies provide pressure redistribution
Promoting both immersion and envelopment of the patient into the surface minimising high peak pressures under vulnerable areas of the patients skin.
The Star II PLUS can accommodate patients up to a weight limit of 350kg assessed to be up to very high risk of developing pressure injuries or have existing tissue damage up to category IV.
Product Features and Benefits
Two therapy modes of alternating or continuous low pressure designed to suit both patient and clinical preference for the prevention and treatment of patients up to very high risk and/or having up to Category IV pressure injuries
Dual Compressor allows for rapid mattress inflation and quick patient placement
Intelligent Pressure Monitoring ensures pressures adjust according to the individual patient, being silent in use
Ceramic Components improves performance, reliability and reduced need for maintenance
Fully automatic power unit for ease of use, simplifying set up, minimising user error and time required for training
Easy wipe base sheet and straps supporting infection control needs
Alarms and troubleshooting guide allows issues to be rectified quickly and easily
The Cursa II Bariatric cushion can be used alongside the Star II Plus providing 24 hour care
Reliable, high-quality manufacture with comprehensive warranty provide cost savings and reduced down time
A wealth of supporting clinical evidence
Supported by Multi-Site Evaluations and Published Studies
Extensive user-testing in both Acute and Home Care environments
Results from Multi-Site evaluations
HIGH COMFORT
100%
LOW NOISE
100%
EASY SETUP
98%
EASY CONTROLS
100%
EASY CLEAN
95%
GOOD REPOSITION
98%
iQ DYNAMIC PUMP SPECIFICATION
(*) Multiple Mode = Dynamic, Constant Low Pressure, and Maximum In ate
iQ Star II Plus MATTRESS SPECIFICATION
Downloadable Documents
Clinical Papers
References
1. Shipman A, Millington G. Obesity and the skin. British Journal of Dermatology. 2011;165(4):743-50