KyphoLift
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On the table·February 2026

The angle you set is the angle you keep

Inclinometer measuring the angle of an inflated KyphoLift on the scanner table

Foam compresses. Pillows migrate. The next series starts from a different plane than the last.

The bladder holds a measurable angle for the exam. Disconnect the hoses before the scan. The inclinometer is how the next series — and the next contrast — start from the same hold.

That is shop work before it is Zone IV work: a board, a bellows, a gauge you can annotate. 550 lb capacity on the specification. The current IFU is the controlling document for rated load.

MR Conditional up to 3.0T. Always consult the Instructions for Use before clinical deployment.

KyphoLift board during assembly in the workshop
Built before it ever sees a magnet.
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