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CDR Systems offers Head and Neck Treatment System, a head, neck and shoulder immobilization system designed for unobstructed 360-degree treatment of the head and neck. An indexable overlay board is also available as well as a treatment couch extension that can be adapted to lock onto any brand and model of treatment couch.

The Head and Neck Treatment System features extremely radio-translucent carbon fiber construction, level adjustment, it is light weight, offers 360 degree treatment arc plus increased ablique angles, reportedly accommodates both Aquaplast and Perspex immobilization, and has reusable shoulder positioning.


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