Bike_M3_S2.2_T1

One-wheeled litters are used to transport patients on rough terrain. They have a detachable wheel and handles for better control. Some models also have brakes. Extrication of patients from the uneven terrain typically encountered in a biking environment presents some hazards. A one-wheeled litter is one of the devices used when transporting a patient on rough or uneven terrain. Many rescue units, fire departments, and bike parks use a one-wheeled litter to aid in various extractions. One-wheeled litters have a detachable wheel, making it easier for rescuers to travel longer distances with a patient. Some models also have features such as handles on both ends that allow rescuers the ability to leverage the litter for better control. Many models also include brakes to assist in controlling descents or ascents.