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Tracking Skate Block Hybrid System
A blend of a Track Line and a Skate Block.
The track line is anchored at the top and run through an I’D at the bottom.
The skateblock is run through a pulley at the top, and an I’D at the bottom. The patient is connected by a double pulley and connected to both of the lines via their sternal connection point.
Two separate pulleys can be used, but a double makes for a tidier and simpler connection. An ASAP is also connected to the patient, and placed on the tracking line for redundancy if the skate block line were to fail. Once the connections are made up top, and both lines are run through the I’Ds at the bottom, the skate block line is hand tensioned through the device to take the patients weight.
The skateblock is run through a pulley at the top, and an I’D at the bottom. The patient is connected by a double pulley and connected to both of the lines via their sternal connection point.
Two separate pulleys can be used, but a double makes for a tidier and simpler connection. An ASAP is also connected to the patient, and placed on the tracking line for redundancy if the skate block line were to fail. Once the connections are made up top, and both lines are run through the I’Ds at the bottom, the skate block line is hand tensioned through the device to take the patients weight.
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