Trauma

Positioning Solutions for Orthopaedic Trauma Surgery.

When time is of the essence, surgeon’s need a consistent patient positioning approach that provides an effective working surface to optimize operative exposure, patient safety, and enable the ability to deploy imaging as quickly as possible.

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BoneFoam Lower Extremity Solutions

Surgical Leg Elevators

The Ramp elevates the injured leg and creates a stable operative platform above the non-operative leg.

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Prone Leg Elevator Ramp

Elevates the operative ankle above the contralateral side to support surgical and radiological access while the down leg is stabilized and protected with an integrated bolster.

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Post-operative Leg Elevator

Post-operatively the Edema Reduction Leg Elevator (ERLE) elevates and cradles the leg above the level of the heart.

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The Gully™ Kit

When irrigation and debridement is necessary, The Gully™ Kit offers a faster, safer, and cleaner approach to extremity washouts.

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Extremity Holder

The BoneFoam Extremity Holder positions the limb for accessing the foot or the hand.

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Knee Wedge Positioner

Provides a stable support for the knee in either an acute or obtuse angle during tibial nailing or retrograde femoral nailing.

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Lateral Leg Tunnel

Designed to create a strong, stable operating surface while protecting the down leg in the lateral position.

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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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Universal Prone Positioning System

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

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BoneFoam Upper Extremity Solutions

Upper Extremity Block

Position the elbow in a flexed position up to 90 degrees and gives the surgeon the ability to range the elbow 0-90 during the procedure.

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Upper Extremity Wedges

Creating a stable surgical platform is essential for operating on complex elbow fractures of the distal humerus, articular surfaces of the elbow, and olecranon.

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