Patient-receiving surgical device
OwnerKenneth Thomas Smartinventor
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A limb-positioning device is adapted for use in an operating room and is attachable to an operating room table. The limb-positioning device includes a full motion arm, a patient-receiving surgical device and a tension controller. The full motion arm has a plurality of pivotally connected arms with a plurality of joints therebetween. One end of the full motion arm is adapted to be attached to an operating room table. The patient-receiving surgical device is attached to a block joint at the distal end of the full motion arm. There is a tension controller for each joint. Preferably the tension controller concurrently controls the tension in each joint. The patient-receiving surgical device may be a forearm tray, a lower leg tray, a distraction harness or a Chinese finger trap assembly. There is provided a method of using the limb-positioning device. In addition, a patient-receiving surgical device includes a patient-receiving portion and a bar attached thereto. The bar is attachable to a receiving channel on an attachment block that is attached to a ball joint at the distal end of a full motion arm of a limb-positioning device.
A limb-positioning device adapted for use in an operating room and attachable to an operating room table comprising:
A method for positioning a portion of a patient's anatomy comprising the steps of:
A patient-receiving surgical device comprising a patient-receiving portion and one of a bar and a receiving channel attached to the patient-receiving portion, the one of the bar and the receiving channel being attachable to the other of the bar and the receiving channel on an attachment block that is attached to a ball joint at the distal end of a full motion arm of a limb-positioning device.
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