Patient positioning devices are proving to be critical in surgical procedures by providing surgeons with a better view of any potential surgical problem
Patient Positioning Devices refers to the various devices typically used during a surgical procedure. Patient Positioning Devices offer medical staff additional opportunities for preoperative and postoperative positioning. It is currently being studied whether intrapersonal and interventional methods of patient positioning are improved when ultrasound or magnetic resonance technology is employed. Current studies show very promising results when the use of these two technologies is combined. Patient Positioning Devices (PPD) can greatly improve the ability of an orthopedic surgeon to manage postural change. This technology has developed a great deal over the last two decades. One of the best benefits of these devices is the reduction of potential surgical errors and incisions. A surgical patient positioning device is able to provide the surgeon with a better view of any potential surgical problems that need to be addressed before the operation begins. For instance, the presence of