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US 2026/0294362 A1Published application
Anatomic positioning device
AssigneeSee-7 LLC
InventorsCameron Allen, Seth Allsop
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Abstract
An anatomic positioning apparatus is described. The anatomic positioning apparatus includes a shoulder member configured to engage a shoulder region of a patient, a handle, and two supports coupling the shoulder member and the handle. The apparatus is configured to apply a force, via the handle, to reposition the shoulder region of the patient for a radiographic imaging procedure.
Claims16
An anatomic positioning apparatus comprising:
- a shoulder member configured to engage a shoulder region of a patient;
- a handle;
- and
- two supports coupling the shoulder member and the handle;
- wherein the apparatus is configured to apply a force, via the handle, to reposition the shoulder region of the patient for a radiographic imaging procedure.
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A system for anatomic positioning of a patient during a radiographic imaging procedure, comprising:
- a first mobile shoulder positioner;
- and
- a second mobile shoulder positioner;
- wherein each of the first and second mobile shoulder positioners comprises a shoulder member, a handle, and two supports coupling the shoulder member and the handle;
- and
- wherein each of the first and second mobile shoulder positioners is configured to apply a force to reposition a respective shoulder of the patient.
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A method of positioning a patient for a radiographic imaging procedure, comprising:
- positioning the patient on a table for the radiographic imaging procedure;
- engaging shoulders of the patient with a pair of mobile shoulder positioners, each mobile shoulder positioner comprising a shoulder member, a handle, and two supports coupling the shoulder member and the handle;
- applying a force, via the handle of each mobile shoulder positioner, to move the shoulders of the patient so as to not obstruct a view of a cervical spine of the patient;
- and
- acquiring a lateral radiographic image of the cervical spine.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.