Innomed · Model Stulberg Hip Positioner
Provides stable positioning of a patient during hip surgery The Stulberg Hip Positioner is used for stable positioning of a patient during total hip and revision surgery. It is designed to attach directly to the operating table utilizing the existing table adapters. The upright pads are made of semi-dense foam to help prevent pressure points and are sealed with a washable coating. The coating also helps to lessen the possibility of skin breakdown. The hip positioner consists of: One 10" post assembly with double pads and one 6" post assembly with a single pad, two 2" spacers, one 4" screw, one 6" screw, and two table attachments. The spacers and longer screws are supplied for use with larger patients: use one spacer with the 4" screw, or combine the two spacers to use with the 6" screw. The pad assembly can be adjusted for additional height and width. The upright posts are modular. The complete unit is radiolucent and autoclavable except for the foam pads.
Preventive-maintenance tasks typical of this equipment class. Perform to the manufacturer's procedure and your facility's policy - this is general reference, not a schedule for this specific unit.
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