Allen Medical Systems, Inc.

Hill-rom Services, Inc.

Ben Hertz

Christopher Bennett DuBois

Joshua C Hight

Jeffrey C Marrion

Jesse Scott Drake

Andrew Sennett

Jason S Bernotsky

Varad Narayan Srivastava

Kyle S McKenney

Rachel L Williamson

David C Newkirk

Joshua A Williams

Nicholas A Mann

Andrew D Clark

Kiana Mathews Dezelon

Timothy Allen Lane

Patrick Brophy

David Lance Ribble

Charles A Lachenbruch

Steven D Baker

Todd P O'Neal

John V Harmeyer

David Lawrence Bedel

Zachary B Konsin

Andrew L Thompson

Craig M Meyerson

Eric D Agdeppa

Robert J Lawrence

Michael Diodato

Murray Swoish

Roger P Bonenfant

Rachel L Willliamson

David L Bedel

Todd P O'neal

Yongfeng Li

Chris Hill

Catherine A Vangilder

Kyle S Mckenney

Steve D Baker

Andrew David Clark

Murray M Swoish

Jeffrey Marion

Catherine Ann Vangilder

Christoper Bennett Dubois

Patrick John Brophy

Support pad assemblies and person support apparatuses are disclosed. A person support apparatus includes a base frame, a longitudinal frame coupled to the base frame, and a support deck supported on the longitudinal frame. The longitudinal frame extends in a longitudinal direction and the support deck is adjustable from a planar configuration to a concave configuration or a convex configuration.

Person support apparatuses for subject repositioning

According to the present disclosure, a surgical patient support provides support to a patient. The surgical patient support may include configuration to accommodate various patient body positions to provide a variety of access to the patient's body.

Surgical patient support for lateral-to-prone patient positioning

Devices, systems, and methods for patient support include arrangements of patient support tops, that are selectively connectible with a connection assembly, through a slide assembly allowing particular arrangement of the patient support tops. The patient support tops can be arranged for flip rotation to assist in positioning a patient's body. The connection assembly is arranged for receiving a tube connector of the patient top.

Surgical patient support and methods thereof

A patient positioner for supporting a patient in a prone position includes a base plate, an adjustable platform movable relative to the base plate, a support assembly supported on the adjustable platform, a lateral constraint assembly positioned on the adjustable platform, and a position lock operable to selectively lock the adjustable platform relative to the base plate. The patient positioner is adjustable to adjust the position of the patient and to adjust the orientation of the patient's spine in the coronal and sagittal planes.

Patient positioning device for lateral and prone single-position spine surgery

According to the present disclosure, a patient support system includes patient support tops for accommodating various body positions of a patient occupying the patient support tops. The patient support system may include various features to accommodate patient body positioning to facilitate surgical access.

Spine surgery table pad

A protective dressing includes an outer dressing and an adhesive layer. The outer dressing includes an opening and a cavity sized to receive a phase-change material (PCM) insert inserted through the opening. The adhesive layer is configured to adhere to a patient's skin surrounding an anatomic site. When adhered to the patient's skin, the PCM insert modifies the patient's skin at the anatomic site. The PCM insert may be removed and replaced with another PCM insert. For example, a warm PCM insert may be replaced with a refrigerated PCM insert. The opening of the outer dressing may be self-sealing. The opening of the outer dressing may be sealed with an upper layer dressing coupled to the PCM cooling insert.

Protective dressing with reusable phase-change material cooling insert

Devices, systems, and methods for patient support include arrangements of patient support tops, that are selectively connectible with a connection assembly, through a slide assembly allowing particular arrangement of the patient support tops. The patient support tops can be arranged for flip rotation to assist in positioning a patient's body.

Surgical patient support for accommodating lateral-to-prone patient positioning

Lateral-to-prone spine surgery table

Surgical patient support system and method for lateral-to-prone support of a patient during spine surgery

Embodiments provide a person support system including support pads having cooling features. According to one embodiment, a person support system may include a longitudinal frame comprising at least one side rail. A support pad may be positioned on the longitudinal frame. The support pad may comprise a thermally conductive core portion comprising a support matrix and at least one thermally conductive element. A cooling source may be thermally coupled to the thermally conductive core portion through the side rail with a connector comprising thermally conductive fibers. The cooling source may draw heat from the thermally conductive core portion through the at least one thermally conductive element and the thermally conductive fibers of the connector thereby cooling at least the thermally conductive core portion of the support pad.

Person support systems with cooling features

A person support apparatus includes a base frame, a primary support frame supported on the base frame, where the primary support frame extends in a longitudinal direction, a support deck coupled to the primary support frame, the support deck including an upper segment positioned at a head end of the person support apparatus, a leg segment positioned at a foot end of the person support apparatus, and a torso segment positioned between the upper segment and the leg segment in the longitudinal direction, where at least one of the upper segment, the torso segment, and the leg segment rotates with respect to the primary support frame about an axis that extends in the longitudinal direction.

Person support apparatuses including person repositioning assemblies

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Acton, MA, United States of America

Ben Hertz