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  A prone position (a patient lies face down in it) is common in cases of a spinal, neurosurgical, and colorectal procedure. As much as this position offers the best surgical access, it is prone to developing risks like pressure injuries, nerve damage, and obstruction of the airways. In order to make sure that a patient is safe and comfortable, medical teams employ special instruments such as prone position gel pads, a prone head rest, and a supportive OT table mat. In addition to enhancing the outcomes, the tools reduce the chances of complications related to prone positioning that should last long. Why Prone Positioning Needs Special Attention Pressure is applied onto the face, chest, pelvis, and knees in addition to feet when a patient is resting on the prone position . In the absence of proper support, these aspects are likely to: Pressure ulcers Airway issues Skin damage Malalignment of the spine With adequate design of the positioning devices, perfect pressure distribution, a...

  The right patient positioning has been a basic unifying element of a medical or surgical procedure. Having appropriate support accessories when a patient is lying on the side or on his/her back, it is possible to prevent pressure wounds, compression of the nerves, and misalignment. The most necessary materials such as Supine Position Gel Pads, Lateral Position Gel Pads, Lateral Positioner, and OT Table Positioning Gel Pads should make the Ensure optimal head support during surgery with specialized gel positioning devices that enhance patient safety, prevent pressure sores, and maintain proper alignment throughout procedures.procedures as safe and comfortable as possible. Supine Position Gel Pads: Comfort and Alignment in Face-Up Procedures In most of the general and abdominal surgery, supine position (lying flat on the back) is normally applied. Nevertheless, the prolonged stay in this posture may cause pressure wounds on the spine, shoulders, elbows, and heels. Supine position g...

  Occurrence of risks should be the least aspect of consideration of any patient during surgical procedures. Supporting the patient with the correct support systems makes sure that the body is well aligned, the pressure is well distributed and sensitive parts are non-subject to injuries. The OT table mat, gel pads, prone position gel pads and Arm Rest Gel Pad are some of the products specifically aimed at addressing these essential requirements during activity and recovery in the operating room. OT Table Mat: The Foundation of Safe Surgical Positioning OT table mat is a foundation layer of all surgical poses. It is laid right on the operating table, giving an overall body support, cushion and stability during operations. These mats are usually constituted of high density foam or a medical grade gel to ensure that they have fewer pressure points and contract the chances of skin breakdown. The OT table mat makes the patient comfortable, particularly, during lengthy surgery and also ...

  A patient lying prone or on stomach is the commonly used position in spinal surgery, neurosurgery, and colorectal operations. Although this position enables improved accessibility to the surgeons, it exerts severe pressures on the front side of the body requiring proper support. There comes the consequence of utilizing prone position gel pads, a prone head rest, and a quality OT table mat, hence safety, stability, and comfort with any procedure done in the prone position. Understanding the Prone Position and Its Risks When a patient in the prone position is placed, the chest, belly, the face and limbs are in direct contact with the operating table. In case it is not well padded, this may result in complications including: Pressure ulcers Nerve compression Airway obstruction Facial swelling or injury To minimize such risks, care teams in the surgery departments have access to special support tools that distribute pressure equally and align the body to the correct position. Prone ...

  Surgical and diagnostic procedures profit greatly by having the patient in proper positioning. The corresponding position of a patient lying down supports (supine position gel pads, lateral position gel pads, lateral positioner, and OT table positioning gel pads) will ensure that the patient is in the correct position when lying in the supine position or lateral position without applying the special positioning tools, as this position contributes to the reduction of potential risks, including the pressure ulcers, nerve damage, and musculoskeletal pains. Supine Position Gel Pads: Reliable Support in Back-Lying Position The most common posture in abdominal, chest, or limb surgery operations is supine position whereby the patient is lying flat on his back. But if there is no adequate cushioning, such a position might lead to excessive load on the spine, shoulders, heels and the head. Supine position gel pads are designed to provide targeted support and pressure relief under critica...

  The proper positioning of patients is not only about access in any surgical setting, but it has to do with safety, stability and comfort. Prevention of pressure injuries and stability of patients during long procedures requires tools such as the OT table mat that provides soft surfaces, gel pads, prone position gel pads and Arm Rest Gel Pad. Not only do these accessories safeguard the patient, but they also enhance efficiency in the surgery since all accidental movement and misalignment is found to be reduced. OT Table Mat: The Foundation of Every Surgical Setup OT table mat is the main cushioning tablet to the patients in surgery. This medical-grade mat is placed right on the operating table, covering the whole body and distributing pressure equally and therefore has a lower occurrence of pressure ulcers. It is in itself a fundamental part of patient safety, since it works well with other surgical positioning aids- like gel pads, and the prone supports. The OT table mat becomes...

  Majority of spinal, neurosurgical, and colorectal surgeries are performed in the prone position where the patient lies face down. This location provides excellent surgical access and poses very great risks that arise in the event of failure to support the patient in the correct manner. That is why medical workers trust such special equipment as prone position gel pads, prone headrest, and a good OT table mat to guarantee safety, comfort, and stability during the process. Why the Prone Position Needs Special Attention When the surgeries are carried out in a prone position the face, chest abdomen, knees, and feet of the patient are in continuous pressure. This may result in pressure, nerve damage, and breathing problems when cushioned properly. All these risks are doubled by the length of procedures, so good positioning equipment is not an option during surgical treatment. Prone Position Gel Pads: Full-Body Pressure Relief Prone position gel pads assist more important body parts ...