Smith and Nephew SPIDER2 Limb Positioner
Smith and Nephew · Model SPIDER2 Limb Positioner
Advanced Sterile Drape with Distal Activation Switch. An integrated patient-positioning switch is located on the sterile drape for easy access. The distal activation switch eliminates the need for a foot pedal (provided as option). Increased Rigidity. System maintains a steady position from start to finish. Lightweight System with Universal Clamp. This easy-to-maneuver, lightweight* system can be used with all types of surgical beds while eliminating the need for adaptors. Battery Powered. Surgery is no longer dependent on OR settings for air pressure; this chargeable battery provides power suited for use in domestic or international facilities.
Key tips
- ·A positioner that has lost padding thickness or developed a tear no longer redistributes pressure as designed - replace it rather than keep using it.
- ·There is no electronic self-test here: condition is assessed by hands-on inspection every PM, not by an alarm.
PM Checklist
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.
- ·Visual inspection for tears, cracks, delamination, compression set, and fluid ingress
- ·Check straps, buckles, hook-and-loop, and any mounting hardware for wear and secure attachment
- ·Confirm the surface cleans and disinfects per the manufacturer's instructions for use
- ·Retire and replace once the padding no longer rebounds, splits, or fails to hold position
Documents & Manuals
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Safety & Recalls
Synced live from the FDA openFDA API.
- RECALL
In rare circumstances, when surgeons use the software to plan the strut adjustment, an inverted image of the frame is generated by the software. The frame will appear inverted in the preview images on the Strut Settings tab.
- RECALL
SPIDER2 may unlock (loss of traction) resulting in potential movement of the patient when the device is within close proximity to an RF source. Loss of traction can potentially result in the unintended repositioning of the extremity and potential for tissue or cartilage damage
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