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8.0 ROTATION PROCEDURES
The Jackson Spinal Surgery Table's unique design allows the surgeon to rotate the
patient safely about the horizontal axis. This rotational capability provides many unique
advantages including specific imaging techniques previously unavailable. This includes
the ability to perform a 360 degree rotation without removing the patient from the table,
accomplishing the anterior and posterior surgical procedures during a single operating
room visit.
8.1 Intra-Operative Lateral Rotation or Lateral Tilt
In order to laterally rotate a patient with the C-arm in place and while under flouroscopy,
the following steps must be followed:
8.1.1 Secure the patient to the table as specified in section 5.0: Supine
Positioning for Anterior Spine Surgery or section 7.0: Prone Positioning
for Posterior Spine Surgery and Procedures.
It is not recommended to laterally rotate the patient more than 25 degrees without
a thoracic and lower extremity safety strap in place. Laterally rotating a patient
more than 25 degrees without the safety straps may result in the patient being
dropped.
The patient should not be laterally rotated more than 25 degrees unless the
Mizuho OSI Maximum Access™ Lateral Top is used.
8.2 5890/5891 Modular Table Bases
1. Confirm that the (4) caster locks on the modular base are engaged.
2. Confirm that the 25 degrees rotation stop is engaged.
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