A cheap electro-pneumatic high-low bed
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Age and Ageing
|August 1, 1977
Abstract:
A cheap, simple high-low bed is described for use in wards without a compressed air supply. A main design feature is ease of operation to ensure that the bed is at the correct height for the patient and nurse and to waste as little as possible of the nurse's time.
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