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A technique for transfer of patients to a fracture table
1Nottingham University Hospital.
Injury
|January 1, 1988
Abstract:
A simple method of transfer of patients from a surgical transport trolley to a fracture table, using a modified canvas stretcher, is described. It is believed that this technique offers increased safety to the patients and the hospital personnel.
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