Summary of Contents for OAKWORKS Spine Positioning System
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(1) Contoured torso suPPort Pad (1) CresCent FaCe rest Pad (1) radioluCent Frame With adjustable FaCe rest (2) Contoured torso Wedges pictured here with small wedge (2) 8” x 16” reCtangular adjuster Pads (2) 7” x 12”...
The Spine Positioning System should generally not be used when a patient is under general anesthesia, especially when prolonged cases are performed. This will reduce the risk of ocular or facial nerve injury.
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The device is not intended for prolonged contact. Do not use the Face Rest Support Arms as a handle to carry the Spine Positioning System. Follow maintenance instructions found near the end of this manual. Mechanical components should be checked periodically to insure that they are functioning properly to insure the safety of the patient.
symbol identification This symbol, when used in this manual and on product labels, represents a caution warning. Be sure to read and comply with all precautions and warnings. This symbol, when used in this manual and on product labels, indicates the potential of exposure to harmful x-rays.
des cri p tion of comp one nts (1) Contoured (1) CresCent torso suPPort Pad FaCe rest Pad Pn 0546-06 Pn em2410-sP (1) radioluCent Frame With adjustable FaCe rest Pn 64878 (2) Contoured torso Wedges Pn 0550-06 (small) Pn 0554-06 (large) large not shown (2) 8”...
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description of components - continued em2410-sp - crescent face rest pad The Crescent Face Rest Pad supports the patient’s face in a prone position with- out compromising air space for breathing. The face pad can be moved caudad in situations to prevent imaging of the locking mechanism when performing upper cervical procedures that require substantial imaging angulation.
description of components - continued 4402-06 7” x 12” rectangular adjuster pad The 7” x 12” Rectangular Adjuster pads are used either individually or combined to reduce lumbar lordosis and/or increase chest height to allow for shoulders to natural- ly decend out of the plane of the cervical and thoracic spine. These pads offer a wide range of flexibility for general patient positioning and stabilization.
directions for use preparation for use Unpack and inspect all components. Identify the components and their use with the pictures located in the Description Section of these instructions. All components are shipped in a clean but not sterile condition. If the Spinal Imaging Platform will be used for an indicated surgical procedure, be sure to disinfect the components prior to use.
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This will protect the facerest support platform during transport. When placing the Spine Positioning System in the bag, put some pads, wedges or bolsters on both sides of the base frame. Spine Positioning System Pads...
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The following eight scenarios in factitious patients will demonstrate: 1. Various body types using the Spine Positioning System 2. Their positioning and specific configurations of the SPS used in particular clinical situations 3. Various fluoroscopic images of these factitious patients that exemplify the value of the SPS A patient safety strap must be used for all procedures.
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directions for use A patient safety strap must be used for all procedures. Warning See warnings on page 2. patIent - don components used: Platform Frame (1), Crescent Face Cushion (1), Contoured Torso Support Pad (1), Small Contoured Torso Wedge (1), 8” x 16” Rectangular Adjuster Pad (2), 8” Half Round Bolster (1) Don in the SPS while obtaining an SPS configured with two extra adjuster pads under the oblique image of the lumbar spine.
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directions for use A patient safety strap must be used for all procedures. Warning See warnings on page 2. patIent - lIz components used: Platform Frame (1), Crescent Face Cushion (1), Contoured Torso Support Pad (1), Small Contoured Torso Wedge (1), 7” x 12” Rectangular Adjuster Pad (1), 8” x 16” Rectangular Adjuster Pad (1), 8”...
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directions for use A patient safety strap must be used for all procedures. Warning See warnings on page 2. patIent - mary components used: Platform Frame (1), Crescent Face Cushion (1), Contoured Torso Support Pad (1), Small Contoured Torso Wedge (1), 7” x 12” Rectangular Adjuster Pad (1), 8” Half Round Bolster (1) Mary Mary in the SPS while AP image through the...
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directions for use A patient safety strap must be used for all procedures. Warning See warnings on page 2. patIent - carl components used: Platform Frame (1), Crescent Face Cushion (1), Contoured Torso Support Pad (1), Small Contoured Torso Wedge (1), 7” x 12” Rectangular Adjuster Pad (1), 8” x 16” Rectangular Adjuster Pad (2), 8” Semi-Round Bolster (1) Carl Carl in the SPS while obtaining an Configuration of the SPS for positioning Carl.
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directions for use A patient safety strap must be used for all procedures. Warning See warnings on page 2. patIent - debbIe components used: Platform Frame (1), Crescent Face Cushion (1), Contoured Torso Support Pad (1), Small Contoured Torso Wedge (1), 7” x 12” Rectangular Adjuster Pad (1), 8” x 16” Rectangular Adjuster Pad (1), 8”...
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directions for use A patient safety strap must be used for all procedures. Warning See warnings on page 2. patIent - Jane components used: Platform Frame (1), Crescent Face Cushion (1), Contoured Torso Support Pad (1), Small Contoured Torso Wedge (1), 7”...
cleaning/disinfecting Cleaning: All components may be cleaned with a mild detergent solution. Be sure to remove excess solution and dry thoroughly. TerraTouch™ is a PVC free fabric that is both durable and supple. The following disinfectants can safely be used: Protex, MadaCide - FD, MadaWipe - FDN, Accel - Virox disinfecting: All components may be disinfected using a 10% sodium hydrochlorite (bleach)
maintenance maintenance: Inspect Torso Support Pad monthly to be sure that the foam has not lost shape or firmness to the extent that patient support would be compromised. Inspect the base and components monthly to ensure that they have not been damaged.
maintenance maintenance: An alternative method to test the face rest platform locking mechanism is to simply put a thin piece of paper between the 2 pivot parts (avoiding the pins) and pull on the paper. If the paper pulls out, cam tightening is required.
I E C 6 0 6 0 1 - 2 ( 2 0 0 1 - 0 9 ) Transport during transport, do noT stack containers more than 5 high. Warranty Please reference our website www.oakworks.com for current warranty information.
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