Hospital Bed 5 Function Electric / ICU Bed
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Description
The main functions of 5 function hospital bed are back adjustment, leg adjustment, back & leg adjustment together, Trendelenburg/reversed Trendelenburg and height adjustment. CPR function also can be added on this bed.
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