Oakworks Spine Positioning System - Manual (Page 12)

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Demonstrates the generous amount
of space under the head/face while
laying comfortably in the SPS.
Alicia in the SPS while obtaining
a C3 pillar view.
Alicia
Right C3 and C4
pillar view of
Alicia. The target
articular pillars
are visualized
for posterior
approach facet/
medial branch
procedures.
Lateral view of
the cervical spine.
The C2-3 to C7-
T1 interspaces are
easily visualized
for all posterior
approach cervical
procedures.
components used: Platform Frame (1), Crescent Face Cushion (1),
Contoured Torso Support Pad (1), Small Contoured Torso Wedge (1),
7” x 12” Rectangular Adjuster Pad (1), 8” Semi-Round Bolster (1)
directions for use
factitious patients
The following eight scenarios in factitious patients will demonstrate:
1. Various body types using the Spine Positioning System
2. Their positioning and specific configurations of the SPS used in particular clinical situations
3. Various fluoroscopic images of these factitious patients that exemplify the value of the SPS
Warning A patient safety strap must be used for all procedures.
See warnings on page 2.