Professional-grade Surgical Patient Positioners designed for superior pressure redistribution and nerve protection. Made from radiolucent, latex-free viscoelastic materials, these positioners prevent pressure ulcers and ensure patient stability in the OR. Durable, fluid-proof, and easy to disinfect.
| Model No: | gel patient positioners |
|---|---|
| Color: | blue, OEM, purple, red, white |
| feature: | comfortable, comfortbal, Cooling, massage, Massage,, pressure releasing, Removable Cover, soft, washable, waterproof |
| Size: | OEM |
In the high-stakes environment of the modern Operating Room (OR), patient safety extends far beyond the skill of the surgeon’s hand. As surgical procedures become increasingly complex and lengthy, the risk of perioperative pressure injuries and nerve damage becomes a significant clinical concern. Our Advanced Surgical Patient Positioners are meticulously engineered to mitigate these risks, utilizing medical-grade materials to ensure optimal patient outcomes and skin integrity.
The human body is not designed to remain immobile on a rigid surface for extended periods. When a patient is under anesthesia, they lose the ability to shift their weight, leading to concentrated pressure on bony prominences. Our positioners utilize Viscoelastic Polymer and High-Density Medical Foam, which acts as a “second skin.”
This material mimics the density and movement of human tissue. When the patient is positioned, the material flows to conform to the unique anatomical contours of the individual. By maximizing the contact surface area between the body and the operating table, the pads reduce peak interface pressure. Clinical studies indicate that maintaining interface pressure below the capillary closing pressure (approximately 32 mmHg) is essential for preventing tissue ischemia—a primary cause of postoperative pressure ulcers.
One of the most common postoperative complications is peripheral nerve damage, often caused by compression or stretching during positioning. Our surgical patient positioners are specifically designed to protect vulnerable areas:
Brachial Plexus Protection: Vital for patients in the supine or lateral position to prevent numbness or loss of motor function in the arms.
Ulnar and Radial Nerve Cushioning: Specialized padding for the elbows and wrists to eliminate “pins and needles” sensations post-surgery.
Sciatic and Peroneal Nerve Support: Essential during lithotomy or prone positioning to ensure lower extremity health.
We understand that equipment in the OR must meet rigorous technical standards. Our surgical positioners are built with the following features:
Full Radiolucency: The material is 100% radiolucent, allowing for unobstructed X-ray, C-arm, and CT imaging. This ensures surgeons can perform necessary intraoperative diagnostics without moving the patient or compromising sterile fields.
Therapeutic Thermal Stability: Our positioners assist in maintaining patient normothermia. They do not absorb heat from the body as quickly as traditional materials, helping to prevent the onset of perioperative hypothermia.
Shear Force Mitigation: The friction-resistant medical-grade skin allows for subtle movements of the body without “dragging” the skin, which is critical for protecting the dermal layers of geriatric patients.
In an era of strict infection control protocols, our surgery positioners are designed for easy maintenance and long-term use:
Antimicrobial and Fluid-Proof: The non-porous outer skin prevents the absorption of blood, saline, betadine, or other bodily fluids.
Chemical Compatibility: These pads can be sanitized using all standard hospital disinfectants, including quaternary ammonium compounds and alcohol-based solutions.
Cohesive Core Technology: Unlike liquid or air-filled cushions, our solid-core technology will not leak or “bottom out” even if the outer skin is punctured.
Whether your facility specializes in orthopedics, neurology, or general surgery, our positioners provide universal support:
Prone Positioning: Chest and pelvic pads designed to facilitate free abdominal movement and optimal lung expansion.
Supine Positioning: Full-length body pads and occipital rings to prevent pressure sores on the back of the head.
Lateral and Trendelenburg: Stabilizing pads that prevent the patient from sliding during extreme table tilts while maintaining spinal alignment.
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