Study finding
Head-of-bed elevation using wedge pillow reduced esophageal acid exposure from 21.2% to 15% (29% reduction) in patients with nocturnal GERD
Source:BMC Family Practice - Systematic Review, 2021Made in Britain by Putnams
Made by Putnams in Britain and supplied to healthcare professionals across the UK. Medical abduction wedge designed to keep legs separated after hip surgery.
Helps prevent hip dislocation or rotation during recovery in bed.
Includes Velcro leg straps to keep the cushion securely positioned.
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This British-made Abduction Wedge is a specialist orthopaedic support designed to maintain lower limb positioning following hip surgery or for long-term postural management. Constructed from high-resilience, firm foam, it keeps the legs in a stable "V" position to prevent dislocation and promote proper alignment.
Originally developed in collaboration with healthcare professionals, this wedge provides consistent support for patients recovering from hip replacements or managing neurological conditions.
This support is engineered for a variety of medical and post-operative requirements, including:
Head-of-bed elevation using wedge pillow reduced esophageal acid exposure from 21.2% to 15% (29% reduction) in patients with nocturnal GERD
Source:BMC Family Practice - Systematic Review, 2021Clinical trial with 20cm wedge pillow (20° angle) showed significant improvement in reflux symptom scores: MD −5.1 (95% CI −7.6 to −2.6) vs control
Source:PubMed - Systematic Review on GORD, 2021Head-of-bed elevation could be considered as a cheap and safe alternative to drug interventions with unfavourable safety profiles for relieving gastroesophageal reflux symptoms.
Dr. Loai Albarqouni et al., Bond University, AustraliaIndividual results may vary. This evidence summary is educational and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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