The Essential Role of Supine Position Gel Pads in Patient Safety During Surgery

Supine position gel pads are crucial for patient safety during surgery, providing optimal support and comfort. They prevent pressure ulcers, nerve damage, and skin injuries by evenly distributing weight. These pads enhance surgical outcomes by maintaining stable patient positioning, reducing the risk of complications and ensuring a safer, more comfortable experience for patients.


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