To get the best performance from our positioners, it's essential to use them correctly, and that means pairing them with the right protective pads. Our positioning pads are custom-made to work seamlessly with IMP positioning products. This not only enhances patient safety but also significantly reduces surgical risks.
Used in conjunction with the Universal Distractor, the Pressure Protective Pad Set is intended to hold the patient’s foot and leg in place during the procedure, while reducing the likelihood of pressure ulcers and protecting the popliteal area during distraction.
The Boot Pad Set is intended to hold the patient’s foot and leg in place in the De Mayo Knee Positioner during the procedure. This pad reduces the likelihood of pressure ulcers.
A protective pad for the Universal Lateral Positioner (ULP).
A full range of Hip Abduction Pillows intended to prevent the patient from moving following hip surgery, which would cause dislocation of the new hip joint.
Durable, reusable, and easily cleanable, TUFFease is used in conjunction with the MorphBoard Positioning System. The gel pad reduces the likelihood of pressure ulcers.
Peg pads that are used with the MorphBoard Positioning System, the pad covers the peg and protects the patient during the procedure.
A protective pad for the De Mayo Hip Positioner.
A protective pad for the Universal Lateral Positioner (ULP) and De Mayo Hip Positioner.
Designed to fit all angles and sizes of the IMP Knee Positioning Triangle, the pad reduces the likelihood of skin irritation, pressure sores, and possible neurological damage during procedures.
To ensure comfort for patients and ideal working conditions for physicians, it’s imperative to utilize high-quality hospital table pads.
IMP OR Table Pads have a height of 3.5″, allowing for a leg well to be made. This keeps the ankle and hip at the same height with our De Mayo Knee Positioner system during the procedure.
Used in conjunction with the MorphBoard Positioning System, the foam pad is intended to reduce the likelihood of pressure sores and discomfort for the patient.
