Robb Leg Positioner
Compatible with the Innomed's Stulberg and Robb Leg Positioners p g g
Leg Positioner Sterile
Protective Pad & Wrap
Disposable, latex-free sterile foam pad
and cohesive wrap helps protect the
patient from pressure sores, abrasions
and possible neurological impairment
while securing foot into the boot
Each set includes 1 Pad and 1 Wrap.
PRODUCT NO:
2629-00 [Case of 10 Sets]
2629-L [1 Set]
Nicholson Headrest
PRODUCT NO:
2450
Designed by Gregory Nicholson, MD
Helps position the patient for
all types of shoulder surgery
in the beachchair position
Designed by Carl R. Freeman, MD
Freeman Arm Holder
Simple design for fast
and easy positioning
Multiple elbows allow a wide
range of positioning
Arm connector is mobile and
can be easily released for
repositioning
Connects over the drape in the
sterile !eld using the supplied
rail clamp
Compact for easy storage
Complete unit is autoclavable
Allows intraoperative positioning for
use in all open, arthroscopic,
and replacement
shoulder
procedures
PRODUCT NO:
2420
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Provides stable positioning of
the knee during surgery
Designed by William Robb, MD
Slotted base allows the leg to be easily
"exed or extended during knee surgery
Slots are also designed to allow
the foot piece to be rotated
The complete unit is steam
and gas sterilizable
PRODUCT NO:
2630
Base: 21" x 11"
Instruments & Patient Positioners for Orthopedic Surgery
Implants, though more
surgeons are moving to
cementless options since
it's an easier operation,
takes less time and can
be a better fit in younger
patients.
• Tibial components.
Most patients get a
fixed-bearing implant,
where the polyethylene
cushion of the tibial
component is attached
firmly to the metal tray
beneath it. Mobile-bear-
ing implants have a
cushion that moves
freely in this tray, allow-
ing for a few more
degrees of rotation. Dr.
Manner notes that sur-
geons may use mobile-
bearing implants on
younger, more active
patients since the
devices require more
support from surround-
ing soft tissue.
— Kendal Gapinski
