40 results about "Patient positioner" patented technology

A patient positioner for maintaining a patient's position during a medical procedure is provided. The patient positioner includes a generally rectangular body anchoring portion having a longitudinally disposed head and tail ends and two transversely disposed opposing side ends, placeable atop an operating table. There are a pair of spaced apart chest straps, a pair of spaced apart support base straps, a pair of upper arm straps, and a pair of wrist straps. There is a generally rectangular substrate backing having a longitudinally disposed head and tail ends and two transversely disposed opposing side ends, substantially concentrically disposed on and fixedly attached to the body anchoring portion. In one embodiment, an extender strap is further provided to facilitate securement of the support base straps to a support structure. In use, the body anchoring portion is positioned under the patient's torso with the substrate backing side ends wrapped over the arms while the chest straps are brought over the patient's shoulders and criss-crossed over the patient's chest and secured on an opposing side rail while the upper arm and wrist straps are brought from underneath the patient's torso and wrapped over the patient's arms. The support base straps are placed through a break of the operating table and brought around the support base and secured to each other to prevent the patient from sliding toward the head end of the operating table in the Trendelenburg position.

A positioning system for radiation therapy comprises a patient positioner drive unit for moving a patient positioner supporting a patient, a snout drive unit for rotating a snout including a collimator set therein, and a processing unit for controlling the snout drive unit and the patient positioner drive unit such that the positioning of the patient is performed by moving the patient positioner supporting the patient after the positioning of the collimator has been performed by rotating the snout including the collimator set therein. Exposure of the patient to X-rays irradiated for the positioning can be reduced.

A patient positioner for maintaining a patient's position during a medical procedure is provided. The patient positioner includes a generally rectangular body anchoring portion having a longitudinally disposed head and tail ends and two transversely disposed opposing side ends, placeable atop an operating table, a pair of spaced apart chest straps, a pair of spaced apart table straps, a pair of upper arm straps, and a pair of wrist straps. There is a generally rectangular substrate backing having a longitudinally disposed head and tail ends and two transversely disposed opposing side ends, substantially concentrically disposed on and fixedly attached to the body anchoring portion. In use, the table straps are placed through a break of the operating table and secured to the head end of the operating table to prevent the patient from sliding toward the head end of the operating table in the Trendelenburg position.

The invention relates to a positioning frame for resetting a position of a patient on a phantom fixing plate. A rectangular frame composed of two horizontal long rods and two horizontal short rods areprovided with a vertical supporting pole at four corners respectively, horizontal bases are located at the bottoms of the vertical supporting rods at two sides of the rectangular frame, and the bodies of the horizontal long rods and the vertical supporting rods are provided with scales; the two horizontal long rods and the vertical supporting rods are provided with laser emitters for emitting redcross-shaped laser lights. The positioning frame can be used together with the phantom fixing bottom plate, and before the patient molding positioning, the marking lines are drawn on the patient's body according to the red cross-shaped lines emitted by the laser emitters, and the relevant values are recorded. When the patient is being treated, the value of the positioning frame is adjusted and the patient is moved to enable the cross-shaped markers on the patient to be overlapped with the laser cross-shaped lines. Therefore, the patient positioning and resetting is achieved. The structure issimple, the positioning is convenient and fast, and the positioning precision and efficiency are improved.

An integrated modular system for managing plurality of medical devices in an interventional procedure room and usable in conjunction with a patient positioner having an articulating tabletop is disclosed. The integrated modular system comprises a wheeled base; an upwardly extended support structure mounted on the wheeled base; two or more device integration modules removably mounted on the upwardly extended support structure; one or more coupling devices arranged in a linearly guided fashion with the upwardly extended support structure; wherein the one or more coupling devices couples the articulating tabletop of a patient positioner and the upwardly extended support structure.

A teletherapy treatment arrangement constituted of: a control unit; a 3 dimensional imager having an effective patient plane; at least one 2 dimensional imager arranged to provide a pair of 2 dimensional images along planes generally orthogonal to the effective patient plane of the 3 dimensional imager; and a patient positioner arranged to secure a target tissue in a fixed relationship to the patient positioner, the control unit arranged to: input a planned treatment position of the patient target tissue; in the event that the planned treatment position is consonant with the effective patient plane of the 3 dimensional imager, obtain position information of the target tissue from the 3 dimensional imager, and in the event that the planned treatment position is not consonant with the effective patient plane of the 3 dimensional imager, obtain position information of the target tissue from the at least one 2 dimensional imager.

The invention discloses a cardiovascular patient remote monitoring system in which the advanced technologies such as the PVDF impulser technology, the Big Dipper positioning technology, the voice technology and the GSM wireless communication are comprehensively applied. The cardiovascular patient remote monitoring system monitors the pulse rate of a cardiovascular patient in real time, and once the pulse rate is abnormal, various alarm signals can be sent. The system can directly transmit the patient pulse information collected through a sensor and the patient position information output by a Big Dipper positioning module to a far end (patient family members or a 120 emergency center), and then the patient can be rescued in time. The cardiovascular patient remote monitoring system plays an important role on daily monitoring of various cardiovascular patients, various life risks caused by sudden pulse abnormality can be effectively avoided, and the cardiovascular patient remote monitoring system has the high application value and social significance.

The invention discloses an automatic sterile movable operating room which comprises an emergency ambulance and a movable operating room body; the movable operating room body is movably installed on one side of the emergency ambulance; the movable operating room body and the emergency ambulance can be used independently; the movable operating room body comprises a movable base, a foldable operating room, a disinfection top cover and a movable operating lamp; during use, the movable operating room body slides from the top of an ambulance body to the side face to be opened, the operating room is automatically folded and transported to the top of the ambulance after an operation is completed, and carrying is very convenient; large side plates and small side plates are driven by a sequential folding mechanism of the foldable operating room to be opened in sequence, a top plate rotates to cover the top, the operating room is built and disinfected, and sterile air is provided for a bottom plate through a super clean bench, so that the interior of the operating room is kept sterile, and the rescue time is saved through an overall foldable design and a portable design of equipment; and when the ambulance is moved to the position of a patient, the patient can be treated in time in an emergency operating room, and the best rescue time is prevented from being missed.