Prone

The CS Carbon & Universal Extension Carts are specifically designed to store and transport the full accessory sets for the CS Universal and CS Carbon Spine Extension systems.

The CS Carbon Spine Extension – Schmitz can be fitted to the Schmitz Diamond Operating Table offering a patient position and imaging capabilities comparable to that of a specialist dual-rail spine table.

The CS Carbon Spine Extension – Merivaara can be fitted to the Merivaara Grand Promerix Operating Table offering a patient position and imaging capabilities comparable to that of a specialist dual-rail spine table.

The CS Easy Prone™ Positioner simplifies optimal chest and pelvis positioning with ergonomic components that support spinal alignment, distribute pressure evenly, and protect sensitive areas. This prone positioner features adjustable chest and pelvic cushions, tailoring prone positioning to each patient’s size and improving surgical outcomes while allowing unencumbered movement of the operating table.

Designed to support the patient in the prone position. The velcro-free secure locking clips enable safer patient transfer and improved infection control.

The CS Prone Patient Supports are compatible with all Allen and Jackson spinal operating tables. The velcro-free secure locking clips enable safer patient transfer and improved infection control.

The CS Spine Frame -This innovative platform fits all standard operating tables giving you a patient position comparable to that of a specialist spine table but at a fraction of the cost.

The CS Tony Prone is a reusable table top support that enables safe and comfortable positioning of the conscious and unconscious patient in the prone position.

The BoneFoam Prone One single-use positioner supports the patient’s face, head, neck, and chest when proning is required in a non-operative setting. This torso prone positioner features cutouts for eyes, nose, mouth, and an endotracheal tube.

As surgical techniques evolve, the prone position is being used more frequently to facilitate surgical access. Prone positioning for surgical patients creates challenges for patient safety and surgical efficiency. Ideal surgical access is crucial for surgical success and optimal patient outcomes.