Risk category
Suitable for patients at risk to very high risk.
Pressure ulcer categories
For the treatment of all categories of pressure ulcers, as part of a package of care.
Use within this product’s intended setting, fit and user-weight limits, following clinical assessment and the current Instructions for Use.
Support for preterm infants in neonatal care
Repose Babynest is designed for preterm infants in a neonatal care setting and for use with suitable incubators and warmers. The inflatable support is selected and positioned by the neonatal care team.
Choosing and fitting your support
Check equipment fit, infant support and access for care before use. Keep the valve away from the infant and follow the complete manufacturer instructions. This specialist neonatal product is not a general domestic baby-sleep nest.
Your selected configuration
| Supplied as | 1 Babynest support and 1 small pump |
|---|---|
| Quantity unit | One complete set |
| Dimensions | 580 × 330 × 100 mm (L × W × H). |
| User-weight guidance | Maximum infant weight 3 kg; the manufacturer states no lower weight limit. |
| Construction | TPU reactive air support. |
| Inflation | Manual inflation using the correct Repose pump and Smart Valve |
Each quantity you select is one complete supply configuration listed above.
Repose technology in daily use
Manual inflation with Smart Valve
The correct Repose pump sets the intended inflation pressure. Inflate with the user off the product. Use the pump specified for the supplied configuration.
User-weight guidance
Maximum infant weight 3 kg; the manufacturer states no lower weight limit.
Daily checks and cleaning
Check inflation with the manufacturer’s daily squeeze check and inspect positioning and skin regularly. Reconnect the correct pump and top up within a maximum of 14 days; the daily check still applies between top-ups. Always inflate and top up with the person off the product.
Clean visible contamination with detergent, water and a non-abrasive cloth. In the absence of visible contamination, follow the manufacturer’s weekly cleaning guidance and local infection-control policy. Dry thoroughly. Do not machine wash, immerse or sterilise the inflatable support, and keep liquid out of the valve. Removable PU covers have separate washing instructions.
Clinical use and precautions
The IFU excludes unstable spinal fractures, posture-management needs and body shapes that cannot be fully supported. Assess bed or trolley side rails with the complete support arrangement.
Keep the valve away from skin and avoid direct contact with open wounds or compromised skin. Seek clinical advice immediately if skin condition changes. Keep away from heat and sharp objects. The valve contains a metal spring: do not use near MRI equipment. Read the complete IFU before use.
Use as part of an assessed pressure-care plan, alongside appropriate skin checks, repositioning and other care. The support does not replace those measures.
Clinical information
Frontier lists the following Repose-range references on its neonatal product page. They mainly concern adult support surfaces and are background evidence, not clinical trials of this neonatal product. Selection and use remain the responsibility of the neonatal care team.
Clinical assessment, skin inspection, repositioning and the wider care plan remain essential. Use the current product instructions for indications, precautions and maintenance; older study protocols are not instructions for present-day use.
- A review of evidence for use of the Repose® product range
Samantha Holloway · 2015 · Wounds UK 11(4) · Narrative evidence review
Adult mattress-overlay and Foot Protector evidence review; broader Repose context, not a trial of every product configuration.
Original article / manufacturer reprint - Pressure Relief With Visco-Elastic Foam or With Combined Static Air Overlay? A Prospective, Crossover Randomized Clinical Trial in a Dutch Nursing Home
Martin van Leen; Steven Hovius; Ruud Halfens; Jacques Neyens; Jos Schols · 2013 · Wounds 25(10):287–292 · Randomised crossover trial
Adult nursing-home prevention: static-air overlay on visco-elastic foam versus foam alone.
Original article / manufacturer reprint - Challenging the pressure sore paradigm
P. Price; S. Bale; R. Newcombe; K. Harding · 1999 · Journal of Wound Care 8(4):187–190 · Randomised comparative trial
Older adults with fractured neck of femur: mattress-overlay plus cushion support system; standard care continued.
Original article / manufacturer reprint - Pressure Ulcer Prevalence Audit: What are the benefits of doing it?
Anne Ballard Wilson · 2006 (manufacturer library date) · Hospital prevalence audit poster
Mixed hospital pressure-care provision and devices, comparing 2001 and 2006 audits.
Manufacturer clinical summary - Clinical Evaluation of the Effectiveness of a Multimodal Static Pressure Relieving Device
J. Osterbrink; H. Mayer; Gerhard Schröder · 2005 · Conference evaluation abstract
Repose system comprising overlay, cushion, Foot Protectors and Wedge; mixed hospital/nursing-home patients.
Original article / manufacturer reprint - Two clinical evaluations of the Repose system
Ann MacFarlane; Sue Sayer · 2006 · Wounds UK 2(3):14–25 · Two clinical evaluations/audits
Separate adult Foot Protector and mattress-overlay evaluations in acute hospital settings.
Original article / manufacturer reprint - Cost-effective pressure ulcer prevention: the paradigm shift?
Lynne Watret · 2007 · Nursing in Practice · Advertorial / practice discussion
Historical adult Repose care and economic context; not a new comparative trial.
Manufacturer clinical summary - Repose: The new pressure ulcer management paradigm?
Lynne Watret · 2007 · Wounds UK 3(4) · Advertorial / narrative literature discussion
Historical adult mattress-overlay care and economic discussion; not an independent clinical trial.
Manufacturer clinical summary - The use of a new overlay mattress in patients with chronic pain: impact on sleep and self-reported pain
P. Price; S. Rees-Mathews; N. Tebble; J. Camilleri · 2003 · Clinical Rehabilitation 17:488–492 · Prospective before/after study
Adult chronic-pain outpatients using an overlay; sleep and self-reported pain, not a neonatal or heel-device trial.
Original article / manufacturer reprint - Repose: the cost-effective solution for prompt discharge of patients
Sylvie Hampton · 2000 · British Journal of Nursing 9(21):2249–2253 · Product-focus / practice review
Adult overlay use and discharge planning; historical economic context.
Manufacturer clinical summary - A long-term durability assessment of static air filled pressure redistribution devices in the community setting
Maria Poole; Anne Coghlan · 2008 (manufacturer library date) · Community loan-store durability evaluation
Durability/reuse observations for overlays, cushions and Foot Protectors; not a warranty or treatment trial.
Manufacturer clinical summary
Explore the manufacturer’s clinical library of evidence
Some links above open the manufacturer’s summary of a paper, rather than its full text. Study type and product scope are shown with each reference.
Documents and practical guidance
Original manufacturer documents for this product family. Read the full instructions before use.
PDFInstructions for UseFull fitting, inflation, precautions and cleaning guidance.PDFPatient information leafletDaily checks and practical care information.PDFRecommended cleaning agentsManufacturer cleaning guidance; distinguish the air support from its cover.PDFRepose brochureProduct-family information and original manufacturer illustrations.Help with selection and fitting
For product, sizing or replacement-part enquiries, contact Prodromou Medical.
+357 22 337593 · info@prodromoumedical.com
| Brand | Repose |
| Supply Configuration | Product |
| Pack Format | Single |
| Pump Included | Small pump |
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