Support for supporting a patient
AssigneeSamarit Medizintechnik Aktiengesellschaft
InventorWilli Albrecht
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AssigneeSamarit Medizintechnik Aktiengesellschaft
InventorWilli Albrecht
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In order to improve a support (2) for supporting a patient, particularly for surgical procedures in the shoulder region, said support comprising a substantially flat body part (4) and a bowl-shaped head part, said body part (4) comprising a back part (6) and a thorax part (8) tapered in relation thereto, the head part (10) being disposed on said thorax part by means of a transitional region, with the thorax part (8) and the transitional region sloping upwards such that the head part (10) is higher than the back part (6), and with said head part being adapted to the human profile and comprising a removable, inflatable support for adapting the position of the patient to the current positional or treatment requirements, the invention proposes that the transitional region be designed as neck part (12) and also be adapted to the human profile, comprising a removable, inflatable support for adapting the position of the patient to the current positional or treatment requirements.
A support (2) for supporting a patient, with a substantially flat body part (4) and a bowl-shaped head part (10), the body part (4) having a back part (6) and a thorax part (8) which is tapered in relation thereto and on which the head part (10) is arranged by means of a transitional region, the thorax part (8) and the transitional region rising in such a way that the head part (10) is higher than the back part (6) and the head part (10) being adapted to the human profile and having a detachable, inflatable rest (14) for adapting the position of the patient to the positional or treatment requirements, wherein the transitional region is embodied as a neck part (12) and is also adapted to the human profile and has a detachable, inflatable rest (16) for adapting the position of the patient to the positional or treatment requirements.
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