Prone Position Surgical Gel Pad

Prone Position Surgical Gel Pad

When patients are in Prone positions undergoing surgery, careful measures must be taken to prevent possible pressure damage to the head, elbows, thorax, knees and feet, as well as to reduce the risk of pressure sores. With this in mind, we have developed a range of specialized instruments to address these challenges, including headrests for prone positions, arm support pads, curved pads for the sternum area, and universal spacers for a variety of surgical positions.

Headrest for Prone position: This headrest is specially designed for surgery in the face-down position, ensuring that the patient's head and face are properly supported, while facilitating access to the anesthetic catheter and maintaining an unimpeded airway. (The design takes into account the protection of the mandible and the cranium, and the special groove is made for the accurate placement of the anesthesia tube.)

Arm support Pad: The Prone Position Gel Pad is mounted on the arm of the operating table and is designed to provide comfortable and secure support for the patient's elbow and forearm, reducing discomfort caused by prolonged immobilization.

Prone position special chest pad (arch design) : This chest pad is designed according to the needs of prone surgery. By distributing the pressure in the chest area, it not only promotes respiratory function and blood circulation, but also is widely used in cervical and lumbar surgery to improve surgical safety and patient comfort.

Gel Pad For Prone Position: Gel Pad For Prone Position has a unique concave structure that provides precise protection for patients' limbs, such as arms, knees and feet, during surgery, reducing local pressure, and is suitable for various body types and surgical needs.

Multi-functional position pad: As a highly flexible position assistance tool, it can be flexibly adjusted according to different surgical requirements and patient positions, providing personalized and comprehensive support to ensure the smooth operation and patient safety and comfort.