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GREAT WHITE ROBOTIC STIRRUPS 800-0342-R
GREAT WHITE PREMIUM BOOT PADS 508-1354
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GREAT WHITE ROBOTIC STIRRUPS W/FINS 800-0342-RF
GREAT WHITE PLATINUM BOOT PADS 508-1415
Initial Release: 1/25/2017
Manufacturer
SchureMed (081001460)
452 Randolph Street, Abington, MA 02351 USA
Toll Free (888) 724-8763 | Ph (781) 982-7000
Fax (781) 982-7001 | orders@schuremed.com
Authorized Manufacturer
Emergo Europe Prinsessegracht 20, 2514 AP The Hague, The Netherlands
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
Become familiar with patient positioning device’s features before use with patient. Always practice on a nurse, physician or appropriate volunteer prior to using clinically.
SET-UP
- Snap SpringLoc Clamps P/N 800-0338 on the accessory rails in the same location on opposite sides of the surgical table at the patient’s hip joints.
- Prior to placing the device into the SpringLoc Clamp, identify the patient’s left and right side stirrup indicated on the boot label.
- Insert the blade of the stirrup into the clamp. Tighten the clamp by turning the handle to the right
- Ensure the patient is positioned on the surgical table in accordance with the procedure and surgeon requirements.
WARNING!! To prevent patient or operator injury from inadvertent stirrup movement, securely tighten the accessory clamp and the boot clamp.
(1 & 4) Free Floating Boot Pivot, (2) Boot Clamp, (3) Trigger Handle
- Support the patient’s leg by grasping the heel in one hand and the underside of the knee with the other hand. Gently flex the knees and transfer the leg into the boot, then secure boot straps.
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To achieve the appropriate leg/foot position, loosen the boot clamp. Adjust the boot to desired position and re-tighten this clamp. Ensure the patient’s heels are securely seated in the heels of the boots.
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To achieve the appropriate lithotomy and abduction positions, squeeze the trigger, adjust to desired position and release to lock.
Note: Free-floating boot is designed to rotate about pivot shown below through-out the full range of motion, reducing the risk of superficial nerve injury.
TAKE DOWN
- Loosen the SpringLoc Clamp and remove the stirrups by lifting them out of the clamps
- Remove the accessory clamps from the side rails
Intended Use
The Great White ROBITC STIRRUPS are a patient positioning accessory used in Gynecology, Urology, and laparoscopic procedures. They provide a safe system for positioning the legs up to 600 lb patients in a variety of lithotomy/abduction positions. These are the only stirrups that have been designed specifically for use in robotic assisted procedures. Stirrups can be lowered approximately 25° lower than conventional stirrups.
General Specifications
Device Dimensions (maximum)
- Height: 35.25” +/- 0.5”
- Width: 9” +/- 0.5”
- Depth: 14” +/- 0.5”
- Device Weight: 10 +/- 0.5 lbs (with pad)
- Stirrups have a range of motion -60° to 40° in the lithotomy position and -9° abduction to 25° abduction.
- Single person installation
- Connects to the seat section of the surgical table
- Stirrups store on transport/storage dolly (P/N 800-0074-R sold separately)
- Clean the Great White Robotic Stirrups with hospital approved disinfectant. Dry thoroughly when cleaning is complete.
Overview of Components
The GREAT WHITE ROBITC STIRRUPS and GREAT WHITE ROBITC STIRRUPS W/FINS provide a safe system for positioning the legs of up to 600 pound patients in a variety of lithotomy/abduction positions.
800-0342-R & 800-0342-RF
Other required products for use:
800-0338 SpringLoc Clamp (US)
800-0338-EU SpringLoc Clamp (EU)
800-0338-JPN SpringLoc Clamp (JPN)
800-0338-SWISS SpringLoc Clamp (SWISS)
Replacement Parts:
508-1415 Replacement Platinum Boot Pads
508-1354 Replacement Premium Boot Pads
General Information
- Product not made with (NRL) Natural Rubber Latex
- Device supports 600 lb proportional patient load (6'4" tall patient per 99% human body model)
- Product warranty covers product from manufacturing defects for period of 2 years
- If damaged in shipping, call Customer Service at (888) 724-8763 or (781) 982-7000 to obtain Return Material Authorization (RMA) number. For product warranty issues, contact Customer Service.
- Life of device is 5 years under normal use
- Store device between –4 °F to +86 °F
Disposal
- General - Prevent infection by cleaning and disinfecting product before disposal
- Packaging - Dispose packaging material via household waste according to national requirements
- SchureMed accepts back used or retired products - or dispose of product in accordance with national requirements
Product Use Warnings
WARNING!
Product should not exceed maximum load 600 lb. patient. Restrictions result from the permissible overall load, among other things, of accessory rails when using operating tables with a low maximum load capacity. Strictly follow instructions for your Operating Table system.
WARNING!
Hazard resulting from incorrect use. Strictly follow instructions for your Operating Table system.
WARNING!
Surgical table load capacities may be less. Never overload a surgical table. The device is intended for mounting on the side of a rail of a surgical table only.
Cleaning Recommendation
Follow current Association of periOperative Registered Nurses (AORN) Journal Guidelines for proper cleaning and disinfection procedure.
WARNING!
Adhere to standards for blood-borne pathogens from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). Use recommended protective clothing, gloves, masks and eye protection to clean accessory.
CAUTION
Strictly read/follow manufacturer’s directions for cleaning fluids. DO NOT use cleaners containing phenolics.
- Remove major contaminants from accessory with disposable materials. Follow appropriate bio-hazard waste disposal procedures.
- Apply cleaning fluid liberally to entire accessory and wipe with clean, lint-free cloth until all moisture and cleaning fluid is removed from accessory
- Let accessory dry
Maintenance
There is no specific maintenance required. Please check stirrups before every procedure to ensure it is operating as designed.