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2025-11-06 08:53:04 -

Comfort, Stability, and Protection in the Prone Position
During many surgical procedures, patient positioning plays a crucial role in ensuring both safety and successful outcomes. One of the most commonly used postures in operating rooms is the Prone Position, where the patient lies face down. This position is often used for spinal, neurosurgical, and orthopedic procedures. To make this posture comfortable and safe, hospitals rely on specialized...

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2025-11-21 11:34:57 -

Face Down, Worry Less: Ensuring Safety During Prone Position Surgery
The Art of Prone Position Safety: Essential Gear like Prone Position Gel Pads, Prone Head Rest, and OT Table Mat When a surgical procedure requires a patient to lie face down—known as the prone position—a whole new set of safety challenges arises. Procedures like spinal or back surgery necessitate this position, but it carries a risk of nerve damage, pressure ulcers, and vision loss...

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2025-11-18 10:41:30 -

Understanding the Need for Proper Prone Positioning
The Prone Position—where a patient lies face-down—is commonly used in surgeries, physiotherapy, and certain recovery treatments. While this positioning is essential for many procedures, it can also place pressure on delicate body areas such as the face, chest, shoulders, and abdomen. That’s why supportive products like prone position gel pads, prone head rest, and OT table mat...

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2025-10-30 11:25:44 -

Why Prone Position Gel Pads are Critical in Surgery
When a patient undergoes surgery on their back, spine, or the back of their skull, they are often placed in the Prone Position—lying face down. This posture is essential for surgical access but introduces unique risks. Keeping a patient safe and comfortable for hours while they are face down on a firm operating table requires specialized equipment. This is where the combination of the...

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