9 matching records for Arm rest.
A cylindrical rod used preoperatively as a precision guide to align an orthopaedic implant aiming arm with, e.g., an intramedullary bone nail (femoral, humeral, and tibial) that will be implanted. It is inserted through the guiding locking holes of the adju...
A non-rigid device, typically a strap or band made of various materials (e.g., fabric, nylon, leather, foam), used to temporarily secure a patient's arm(s) to a fixture or furniture part (e.g., bedrail, chair, table leg) to restrict the patient's physical a...
A band-like device that is applied around an extremity (arm or leg) and connected to a tourniquet unit to apply a controlled pressure to restrict blood circulation and prevent normal blood flow to or from the distal area during a surgical intervention or se...
A band-like device intended to be applied around an extremity (arm or leg) and connected to a tourniquet unit to apply a controlled pressure to restrict blood circulation and prevent normal blood flow to or from the distal area during a surgical interventio...
A band-like device that is applied around an extremity (arm or leg) and connected to a tourniquet unit to apply a controlled pressure to restrict blood circulation and prevent normal blood flow to or from the distal area during a surgical intervention or se...
A sterile, band-like device intended to be applied around an extremity (arm or leg) and connected to a tourniquet unit to apply a controlled pressure to restrict blood circulation and prevent normal blood flow to or from the distal area during a surgical in...
A structure/frame designed to hold and support a patient's torso or limb (arm or leg) in an appropriate position during an orthopaedic casting procedure. It typically consists of an adjustable base/pedestal and frame with a set of detachable components incl...
A freestanding device, typically in the form of padded arm and back rests fitted to a framework, that stands on the floor surrounding a toilet to assist a person with a disability to sit on or get off of the toilet by providing support for their arms and/or...
A mains electricity (AC-powered), mobile assembly of devices designed to enable one person to lift and move an incapacitated patient or a person with a disability, of any size and weight, safely and with minimal physical effort. Also known as a patient hois...