Stretcher isolation chamber CTMP

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CTMP® – Mobile Patient Transport Isolation Chamber

The CTMP® is a mobile patient transport isolation chamber designed to safely transport patients while preventing cross-contamination between the patient, healthcare professionals and the surrounding environment. Suitable for both ground and air transport, it provides a secure biological isolation solution during transfers within or between healthcare facilities.

The CTMP® operates in both negative-pressure and positive-pressure modes, making it suitable for transporting infectious patients as well as protecting highly immunocompromised patients during medical transfers.

Dual Operating Modes
Negative Pressure Mode
Designed to safely transport patients with confirmed or suspected infectious diseases while protecting healthcare professionals and the external environment.
Typical applications include:

• COVID-19
• Tuberculosis (TB)
• Viral Hemorrhagic Fevers (including Ebola)
• SARS and other emerging respiratory infections
• Meningitis
• Smallpox
• Any highly contagious infectious disease

Positive Pressure Mode
Provides a protected environment for highly vulnerable patients by preventing airborne contaminants from entering the chamber.
Ideal for:

• Immunocompromised patients
• Bone marrow transplant recipients
• Oncology and hematology patients
• Severe aplasia
• Primary immunodeficiency ("Bubble Child")
• Patients requiring protective isolation during transport

Key Benefits

• Dual positive and negative pressure operation
• Suitable for road and air medical transport
• Rapid deployment and easy operation
• Transparent enclosure allowing continuous patient monitoring
• Comfortable environment throughout transport
• Lightweight and easy to handle
• Easily cleaned and disinfected after use
• Helps prevent cross-contamination during patient transfers

Protection for Everyone
The CTMP® enhances safety throughout the transport process by protecting:

• Healthcare professionals, by reducing exposure to infectious agents.
• Ambulance personnel and pilots, who can safely transport patients while minimizing contamination of the vehicle.
• Receiving hospital teams, by preventing contamination of emergency departments, wards and other patients.
• Patients, by ensuring a controlled and protected environment throughout transport.

Typical Applications

• Hospital-to-hospital transfers
• Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
• Air Ambulance
• Military Medical Evacuation
• Infectious Disease Units
• Intensive Care Units (ICU)
• Oncology and Hematology Departments
• Disaster and Epidemic Response