MRI Technologists
Take the lift out of positioning.
Achieve controlled, repeatable patient positioning with single-technologist operation and hands-free, in-bore support that maintains the patient's position throughout imaging.
The transfer is done. The patient can't lie flat. Positioning can still mean manual lifting & improvised supports that don't bear weight.
35 lb is a recommended limit for a lift, not a hold (Waters, AJN 2007). Responsibility without the right tools isn't safe.
A foot pump raises the patient. The hold stays after the hose is off. Ready for any shift.
The ACR recommends at least one Level 2 MR technologist per scanner during routine hours, plus an additional MR personnel member in Zone III. KyphoLift® does not replace that person.
Most patients need about 5 to 15°; up to 45° is there when needed. Place KyphoLift® on the table for every head, neck & upper spine exam, so it's ready before the need shows up.
About 85% pooled prevalence of work related musculoskeletal disorders among radiographers, across 14 studies. Neck 73%, lower back 67%.
Source: Shettigar et al., Radiography 2025.