User Guide

CV100, 101, 102, 103
Malibu Cervical Collar and Thoracic Extension
Installation and User Guide
29180-001 REV J 2022-05-23
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INTRODUCTION
The Malibu Cervical Collar consists of two independently height adjustable shells, anterior and posterior, made of heat-
moldable Kydex. The anterior opening allows for a tracheotomy tube and the soft closed-cell foam liner offers patient
comfort. The CV100 Malibu Cervical Collar comes in one size that fits most adults and the CV101 is the pediatric version.
There is also an optional Thoracic Extension available if more stabilization is required.
The Malibu Cervical Collar is MRI Safe. The Thoracic Extension is constructed entirely of non-ferrous materials.
Product Number Product Description Neck Circumference
CV100 Malibu Cervical Orthosis, Adult 30 - 43 cm • 12 - 17 in
CV101 Malibu Cervical Orthosis, Pediatric 20-28 cm • 8 - 11 in
Product Number Product Description Distance from Sternal Notch to Xyphoid Process
CV102 Thoracic Extension, Adult 26.7 cm • 10.5 in
CV103 Thoracic Extension, Pediatric 20.3 cm • 8.0 in
INDICATIONS
The Malibu is designed for cervical spine precaution for trauma patients, immobilization for pre and post cervical spine
surgery, degenerative disorders, Spinal Stenosis, Spondylolisthesis, ligament/muscular injuries, Rheumatoid Arthritis,
degenerative joint disease, and nerve impingements.
Important Note
• These instructions are only general guidelines and may be altered by the certified practitioner according to each
individual’s needs or the specifications of the prescribing physician.
• Treatment protocol may vary from institution to institution and the adherence of these requirements is the
responsibility of the certified practitioner or prescribing physician.
If the device should fail, immobilize the patient in a supine position and seek emergency help immediately.
Important Reminders for Patients
• Follow physician’s and the certified practitioner’s instructions for length of wear.
• Follow physician’s and the certified practitioner’s instructions for activities that are acceptable while wearing the
orthosis
• Physician’s orders should supersede all protocol.
Due to restricted movement, patient should not operate motor vehicles or large equipment where full visibility is
required.