Description

Infinium Medical offers the Rectangle Arm & Hand Under Pad Table Extension, a durable and ergonomic solution designed to support patient arms and hands securely during a range of medical procedures. Crafted with high-quality materials, this arm board integrates seamlessly with operating tables, providing an extended surface that promotes proper positioning and reduces strain on both patients and medical staff. Ideal for environments where precision and comfort are paramount, it helps facilitate smoother workflows in demanding clinical settings.

Advantages

Choosing this arm board from Infinium Medical brings several key benefits, including enhanced patient stability that minimizes movement during procedures, leading to improved accuracy and safety. Its padded design offers superior comfort, reducing the risk of pressure points and enhancing overall patient experience. The extension’s compatibility with standard medical tables allows for quick setup, saving valuable time in busy hospitals and surgery centers. Additionally, the robust construction ensures long-lasting performance, making it a reliable addition to any medical practice focused on quality care.

Model Variations:

• Single leg model: Compact support with one adjustable leg for space-efficient setups
• Dual leg model: Enhanced stability with two legs, ideal for heavier loads or extended procedures

Features

• Rectangular shape for ample support surface
• Under-pad design for added cushioning and hygiene
• Easy attachment to standard operating tables
• Durable, easy-to-clean materials suitable for clinical environments
• Adjustable height and angle for customized positioning

Medical Applications

This arm board is commonly utilized in operating rooms for surgical procedures requiring arm extension, such as orthopedic or vascular surgeries, where it supports intravenous lines and monitoring equipment. In outpatient clinics and surgery centers, it aids in comfortable patient positioning during minor interventions or diagnostic exams. Hospitals often employ it in emergency departments for quick stabilization during trauma care, ensuring arms are securely placed to facilitate treatments like wound dressing or splinting.