The Prone Position—where a patient lies face-down—plays a vital role in many surgeries such as spine operations, neurosurgery, and colorectal procedures. While this position offers excellent surgical access, it also puts significant pressure on sensitive body areas, including the chest, face, and abdomen. That’s why hospitals use specialized tools like prone position gel pads,...

Positioning a patient correctly during surgery is one of the most important steps for ensuring safety, comfort, and successful outcomes. Tools like supine position gel pads, lateral position gel pads, the Lateral positioner, and OT table positioning gel pads help protect patients from pressure injuries, nerve damage, and discomfort. These soft, medical-grade gel supports ensure that the body...

In every hospital, patient safety is the top priority, especially during surgeries that require long hours on the operating table. Devices like the OT Table Mat, gel pads, prone position gel pads, and Arm Rest Gel Pad ensure that patients stay properly aligned, supported, and protected from pressure-related injuries. These modern positioning tools are designed with soft, medical-grade gel that...

In many critical surgical procedures—particularly those involving the spine, neck, or posterior skull—patients must be placed in the prone position (lying face down) on the operating table. While this position grants surgeons optimal access, it presents unique challenges for patient safety. The entire weight of the patient rests on the front of their body, risking pressure injury to...

In the operating room (OR), patient safety is the highest priority. While the surgeon focuses on the procedure, a critical team of nurses and anesthesiologists works to ensure the patient's body is protected from injury. For patients who are unconscious and immobile for hours, the hard surface of the operating table poses a significant risk of pressure ulcers and nerve damage. This risk is...

In the complex environment of the operating theatre (OT), every piece of equipment plays a crucial role in patient safety. While the focus is often on high-tech monitors and surgical tools, some of the most essential protective devices are often the least visible: the OT table mat and specialized gel pads. These foundational supports, including the prone position gel pads and the Arm Rest Gel...

The Art of Prone Position Safety: Essential Gear like Prone Position Gel Pads, Prone Head Rest, and OT Table Mat When a surgical procedure requires a patient to lie face down—known as the prone position—a whole new set of safety challenges arises. Procedures like spinal or back surgery necessitate this position, but it carries a risk of nerve damage, pressure ulcers, and vision loss...

The Foundation of Surgical Safety: Understanding OT Table Positioning Gel Pads, Supine Position Gel Pads, Lateral Positioner, and Lateral Position Gel Pads When a patient undergoes surgery, much of the focus is rightly on the skilled surgeons and the complex procedure. Yet, a hidden but crucial component of patient safety lies in how the body is supported and protected while on the operating...