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Philadelphia collar Aspen collar Miami J collar cervical orthosis types diagram comparison


| Collar | Type | Key Features | Immobilization Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| Soft collar | Foam | Comfortable, no rigid support | Minimal - sprains/strains only |
| Philadelphia collar | Rigid (foam) | Two-piece, Velcro closure; entirely foam - easy hygiene; mandible + occiput support | Resists ~71% flex/ext, 34% lateral bend, 54% rotation |
| Aspen collar | Rigid (plastic + pads) | Adjustable height dial; washable pads; popular in ED | Comparable to Philadelphia |
| Miami J collar | Rigid (plastic + removable pads) | Removable/washable pads; rigid plastic shell; popular due to comfort + proven rigidity | Superior to most cervical-only collars; comparable to CTO in upper C-spine |
| Stifneck collar | Rigid (high-density polyethylene) | Low-reaching anterior panel contacts sternum; single-piece; common in prehospital/EMS | High - anterior sternal contact improves stability |
| Yale brace | Cervicothoracic orthosis (CTO) | Extends to thorax; better rotation and sagittal control than collar alone | Higher than cervical-only collars |
| SOMI brace | CTO | Sternal-occipital-mandibular immobilizer; low cervicothoracic extension | Better mid/lower C-spine rotation control |
| Minerva brace | CTO | Restricts 79-87% sagittal, 75-77% axial rotation, 51-61% lateral bending | Near-halo level immobilization |
| Halo vest | Halo-thoracic | Pin-based skull fixation; gold standard | ~4% flex/ext, ~1% rotation - maximal immobilization |
To draw I want
Medical educational diagram showing all major cervical collars side by side in a clean labeled comparison chart. Include: 1) Philadelphia Collar - two-piece foam collar with Velcro, mandible and occiput support shown on a person's neck front and side view. 2) Miami J Collar - rigid plastic shell with removable foam pads, labeled parts including chin piece and posterior shell. 3) Aspen Collar - rigid adjustable collar with height adjustment dial. 4) Stifneck/Hard Collar - single piece high-density polyethylene with sternal contact anteriorly. 5) Halo Vest - skull pins, metal ring halo, connecting rods, and thoracic vest shown on full upper body. 6) SOMI Brace - sternal-occipital-mandibular immobilizer with chest plate and occipital support. Each collar is drawn clearly from front and side view with anatomical labels pointing to: chin support, occipital support, sternal contact, thoracic extension. Title at top: "Types of Cervical Orthoses". Clean white background, medical textbook illustration style, black and clear anatomical labels.

| # | Collar | Key Feature Shown |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Philadelphia Collar | Two-piece foam, Velcro closure, mandible + occiput support |
| 2 | Miami J Collar | Rigid plastic shell with removable foam pads |
| 3 | Aspen Collar | Adjustable height rigid collar |
| 4 | Stifneck / Hard Collar | Single-piece polyethylene with sternal contact |
| 5 | Halo Vest | Skull pins, metal ring, connecting rods, thoracic vest |
| 6 | SOMI Brace | Sternal-occipital-mandibular immobilizer with chest plate |
Just braces not human face
Medical educational diagram showing all major cervical collars and braces as standalone objects only, NO human faces or bodies, just the devices themselves laid out in a grid. Each brace is drawn as an isolated product illustration with clear labels: 1. Philadelphia Collar - two-piece foam collar shape, Velcro straps visible, foam texture, front and back piece shown separately 2. Miami J Collar - rigid plastic shell with foam padding, chin cup and posterior piece labeled 3. Aspen Collar - rigid plastic collar with height adjustment dial, padding visible 4. Stifneck Hard Collar - single piece high-density polyethylene collar, low anterior panel 5. Halo Vest - metal halo ring with 4 skull pins, metal connecting rods, thoracic plastic vest with straps, all parts labeled 6. SOMI Brace - metal chest plate, occipital support plate, mandibular support, connecting metal bars, labeled Clean white background, arranged in a 2x3 grid, each device clearly labeled with its name below it, medical illustration style, detailed anatomical product drawing, no human figures, no faces, no bodies.

To draw
Simple clean pencil line drawing sketch of 6 cervical orthosis braces arranged in a 2x3 grid on white background. No human figures, no faces, no bodies. Only the brace devices drawn as simple black line sketches: 1. Top-left - "Philadelphia Collar": simple line sketch of a two-piece foam collar, front piece and back piece shown side by side, Velcro strap lines, curved collar shape, label underneath 2. Top-right - "Miami J Collar": line sketch of rigid plastic collar with chin cup at front and curved posterior shell, foam pad indicated by dotted texture, label underneath 3. Middle-left - "Aspen Collar": line sketch of single rigid collar with adjustment dial drawn as small circle on side, smooth plastic surface lines, label underneath 4. Middle-right - "Stifneck Hard Collar": line sketch of single-piece collar with tall anterior sternal panel reaching down, simple curved shape, label underneath 5. Bottom-left - "Halo Vest": line sketch showing circular metal halo ring at top, four small pins, four vertical connecting rods going down to a flat vest outline with straps, label underneath 6. Bottom-right - "SOMI Brace": line sketch of flat chest plate at bottom, two vertical metal bars going up, horizontal bar with occipital cup at back and chin support at front, label underneath Minimalist medical textbook line art style, black lines on white, hand-drawn sketch aesthetic, clean and educational
