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    portable tipping bed for a child with CF

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    Where can I advise a family to get hold of a portable tipping bed for a child with cystic fibrosis. Our hospital model does not fold up easily and cannot readily be taken on holiday?

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    re: portable tipping bed for a child with CF

    If you are in the UK, contact the Cystic Fibrosis Physio at Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children, she may be able to help .


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    re: portable tipping bed for a child with CF

    its not an official tipping bed, but a lot of parents use an ironing board positioned between a chair and the floor. The child lays on the board.


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    Re: portable tipping bed for a child with CF

    Hi:

    Are you aware that the more recent literature with regards to tipping in CF now states that physio with tipping is no more effective than performing it without, and that it may have negative sequelae for some children? At my hospital we have ceased using tipping in our CF and bronchiectasis children.



 
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