Mit der Lift-Assist Beach Chair-Lagerungshilfe und dem TRIMANO-Armhalter bietet Arthrex einzigartige Beach Chair-Patientenlagerungsysteme für ein unkompliziertes Set-up, einfachen Zugang und erhöhte Anpassbarkeit.

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Die Lift-Assist Beach Chair-Lagerungshilfe ermöglicht einen ungehinderten posterioren Zugang; Patienten können schnell und einfach umpositioniert werden. Die stufenlos verschiebbare Kopflagerung schützt den Nacken des Patienten beim Heben und Absenken des Tisches. Die Schulterflügel lassen sich vollständig entfernen, um einen ungehinderten Zugang zu der zu operierenden Schulter zu gewährleisten. Die Lift-Assist Beach Chair-Lagerungshilfe ermöglicht eine mühelose Patientenpositionierung, da der Kolben nahezu das komplette Gewicht unterstützt.

The Lift-Assist® beach chair positioner is a simple-to-use patient positioning system for shoulder surgery. Designed to be lightweight and intuitive, this system allows for quick and easy patient positioning and unobstructed posterior and lateral access to the operative shoulder. The lift-assist piston supports up to 80 lb of the patient's upper body weight during repositioning, and the comfortable, secure, free-sliding head positioner protects the patient's neck when raising and lowering the table.

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Arthrex Beach Chair System: Product Highlights

The Lift-Assist® beach chair positioner offers unobstructed access to the operative shoulder. Its Lift-Assist mechanism makes repositioning the patient quick and easy. The lateral slide feature enables moving patients closer to the edge of the OR table for improved access to the surgical site. With a lightweight design (&lt;30 lb without the back-support panels installed), the positioner is easy to install and remove.
Lift-Assist is a registered trademark of Allen Medical Systems, Inc

Arthrex Lift-Assist® Beach Chair System Tutorial

The Lift Assist Beach Chair Positioner system allows you to have unobstructed posterior access of the operative shoulder, and makes repositioning the patient quick and easy. To start, remove the intubation pad. Next, unlock the shoulder panel locks and remove the shoulder panels by swinging the panels back and unhooking them from the head Positioner tubes. This will make the beach chair lighter and easier to manage. Remove the rail clamps from each side of the car and place them onto the torso section of the table. By setting the top jaw on the rail and snapping the hinged bottom jaw into place. Slide the rail clamps to the end of the table rail, preferably to the rail stops. Loosen the width extension knob by turning it counterclockwise. Loosen both rail clamp knobs completely. Lift the beach chair by placing the dominant hand on the red release handle and the opposite hand on the relevant side. The non-dominant hand should be placed well behind the rail clamp mount. Align the first rail clamp mount above the coinciding rail clamp and slide it into place. The mount should be resting on the edge of the rail clamp. Adjust the width of the support bar until the second rail clamp mount aligns with the rail clamp. Lower the beach chair until the mount slides over the rail clamp. Being careful not to force the rail clamp mount is not correctly installed until the green indicator is visible through the indicator slot, and the pin is flush with the top. Ensure there is no gap between the beach chair and the Or table pad, and that the foam roll is hanging below the beach chair. Tighten both of the rail clamp mount knobs by turning clockwise. Tighten the width extension knob by turning clockwise. Replace the shoulder panels by hooking the latches around the head positioner tubes and swinging the panel forward as shown. Engage the shoulder panel locks by turning them outward. Reconnect the intubation pad to the head positioner tubes by snapping it into place. Adjust the lateral position of the beach chair by gently sliding it near the base along the support bar until the desired position is achieved. Unlock the red beach chair release handle and lower the beach chair slowly until it lies horizontal, flush with the Or table pad. Releasing the red handle will lock the beach chair into place. Use the head Positioner handle to assist in lowering. Unlock the head Positioner tube. Release and extend the head Positioner tubes by grasping the handle at the top and gently pulling outward. Lock the head Positioner tube. Release and slide the intubation pad into place after performing any necessary anesthetization. Gently place the patient's head in the head. Restraint. Disposable. Fold the foam straps over the patient's forehead. Center the chin. Strap on the patient and fold it over the top of the patient's head, securing it with Velcro. Slide the universal head positioner onto the head position or tubes. By pressing the spring button on the side. Ensure that the adjustment knob is on the nonoperative side of the patient. Lift the patient's head and remove the intubation pad. Slide the head positioner forward and gently lower the patient's head. Aligning the top edge of the head. Restraint. Disposable with the top edge of the universal head. Positioner. Secure the head by overlapping the Velcro straps across the foam padding on the forehead of the patient. Ensure the head Positioner tubes are locked by engaging the head Positioner tube release as shown. Unlock the beach chair release handle and gently raise the beach chair. Using both the head Positioner handle and release handle, lock the release handle once it is in position. Use the headrest lock if needed by sliding it below the head positioner and tightening the knob. Unlock and remove the shoulder panel from the operative side of the of the patient. Attach the countertraction strap on the non-operative side of the patient by sliding it into the easy lock socket and tightening the handle. Attach the LPs arm support by sliding it into the second easy lock socket and tightening the handle. Wrap the strap around the patient. And loop through the black post on the back of the beach chair. Fastening it with Velcro. Tighten the strap. Place the non-operative arm onto the arm. Support. Secure with the Velcro straps as shown. The headrest lock, if used, must be released prior to lowering the beach chair and removing the patient. Once the patient has been safely removed from the device, detach the beach chair from the Or table by reversing the installation steps.

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Lift-Assist® Beach Chair Positioner System - Effortless Patient Positioning

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Der TRIMANO FORTIS-Gelenkarm dient dem OP-Team als zusätzlicher Operationsassistent, denn sie hält den Arm des Patienten bei arthroskopischen und offenen Schulteroperationen, die in der Beach Chair-Position durchgeführt werden, zuverlässig und sicher in jeder gewünschten Position. Der kompakte und leichte Haltearm lässt sich leicht an jede OP-Tischschiene montieren und ist sofort einsatzbereit. Es sind keine zusätzlichen Strom- und Luftanschlüsse erforderlich. Der Arm des Patienten kann durch einfaches Drücken des Entriegelungsgriffs in jede Richtung bewegt werden. Der TRIMANO wird in der gewünschten Position arretiert, indem der Entriegelungsgriff losgelassen wird. Das praktische TRIMANO-Schulterset enthält eine sterile Abdeckung für den Haltearm, eine ergonomisch geformte Schaumstoffarmauflage und eine selbsthaftende Cobanbinde*, die eine schnelle und einfache Patientenvorbereitung ermöglicht und gleichzeitig den operativen Arm schützt.
*Coban ist eine eingetragene Marke der 3M

This video highlights the one-handed, easy-to-use TRIMANO FORTIS® patient positioning system, which allows critical OR staff to optimize workflows and frees them to focus on the procedure.
TRIMANO FORTIS is a registered trademark of Maquet GmbH.

TRIMANO FORTIS® Patient Positioning System Highlights

The TRIMANO FORTIS® support arm acts as an additional surgical assistant by securely and safely holding the patient’s limb in any desired position during arthroscopic or open procedures for shoulder, elbow, hand and wrist, and knee. As the surgical team’s “third hand,” the support arm allows critical OR staff to focus on the procedure and not patient positioning. The compact and lightweight device easily attaches to any OR table rail and is ready for immediate use.
TRIMANO FORTIS is a trademark of Maquet GmbH.

TRIMANO FORTIS® System Tutorial

The Arthrex TRIMANO Fortis support arm provides an innovative ergonomic solution by eliminating the need to manually hold the patient's extremity during surgery, allowing critical or staff to focus on the procedure. Open the fixation screw of the clamp completely. Do not open past the stopping point. This may damage the screw. Place the TRIMANO in the mounting position. Place the clamp on the Or side. Rail with the fixation screw pointing upward. Tighten the fixation screw. The clamp will auto adapt to a variety of or rail sizes. Check proper seating. Separate the closed side of the sterile sheath at the perforation when aligning the terminal adapter. Note that the direction arrow on the terminal adapter points down. Insert the adapter into the sterile drape. Tape the beginning of the sterile drape to the center area of the adapter using the adhesive tape. Do not cover the release buttons by the adhesive tape. Ensure that the adhesive tape is properly attached and completely surrounds the adapter so that fluid cannot ingress. Fit the adapter in the direction of the arrow to the pin of the support arm and turn. The locking device engages with an audible click. Both release buttons should protrude when the adapter is fully engaged. With the support arm in the neutral position fully extended towards the ceiling. Hold the sterile sheath at the bottom and slide fully over the arm until the side rail is reached. Ensure that the non sterile area is completely covered by the sterile sheath. The non sterile end should be Should be appropriately covered during sterile draping. The surgeon can precisely position the patient's extremity by simply pressing and holding the quick release handle. The limb can easily be released to check range of motion, by pushing the upper release buttons of the adapter simultaneously to unlock. Once the sterile drape has been removed, push the two lower release buttons of the adapter simultaneously to unlock. Remove the adapter from the support arm. Place the TRIMANO in the mounting position. Open the fixation screw of the clamp completely. Remove the TRIMANO from the side rail.