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Solving Positioning Challenges Beyond Orthopaedics

Manage obesity airway challenges with the Troop Elevation Pillow and quickly achieve the head elevated laryngoscopy position. In addition, consider using the BoneFoam positioning solutions to support the patient in the supine, lateral, or prone position for any surgery.

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Multipurpose Solutions
Anesthesia
Supine
Lateral
Prone

More than one-third of Americans are obese or significantly overweight, which can make anesthesia management more challenging.

Help facilitate intubation, reduce risks associated with induction of the obese patient and achieve better ventilatory mechanics by using a stable and consistent solution to ramp the patient.

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BoneFoam Anesthesia Solutions

Troop Elevation Pillow

Quickly and efficiently achieve the head elevated laryngoscopy position (H.E.L.P.) or ramped position.
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Positioning support for patients especially during long procedures.

The Supine Position is the most commonly used position in the OR and allows for excellent access to anterior structures in the body.

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BoneFoam Supine Solutions

Dual Leg Support

Designed to position the legs, gently flex the knees, and reduce pressure on the heels during long procedures.
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Tray Topper

Designed so that you can position an extremity off the OR table for imaging, sterilizing, or ranging the extremity.
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Cylindrical Positioners

Enables quick and easy positioning of upper or lower extremities, providing greater support than rolled towels or blankets.
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Lateral Positioning
Protecting the shoulder, brachial plexus and neck.

The lateral position is commonly used for thoracic surgeries, surgeries involving retroperitoneal structures (e.g., kidneys, adrenal glands, pancreas, nerve roots, lymph nodes, abdominal aorta, inferior vena cava), and surgeries of the hip. Prolonged inappropriate patient position can result in injuries.

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BoneFoam Lateral Solutions

Lateral Decubitus Arm & Torso Stabilizer

Prevents the patient from rolling anteriorly and provides easy access to IV lines and other anesthesia leads.
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Lateral Leg Bolster

Help maintain proper pelvic, hip, and low back alignment in the lateral position while protecting the bony prominences in the knee and ankle.
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Practical Solutions for Prone Position

To gain access to posterior anatomic structures, care must be taken to avoid complications in this position, as physiologic changes occur with increased pressure to anterior structures. Postoperative vision loss and cardiovascular complications, including hypovolemia and cardiac arrest, have the highest level of evidence.

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BoneFoam Lower Extremity Solutions

Prone Positioning System

As surgical techniques evolve, the prone position is being used more frequently to facilitate surgical access.
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