When positioning arms above the head on an anesthetized patient, peripheral nerve injury may ruin an otherwise successful procedure, causing injury to the patient and the potential for litigation.
In fact, 16% of all claims in adults were related to nerve injury, with the second most frequent site being the brachial plexus. This is due to prolonged placement of a patient’s arms above their head during the procedure.
By safely and comfortably stabilizing the upper arm, Arm-IR™, an overhead arm holder, protects patients—pediatric as well as adult—from brachial plexus injury during cardiac catheterization.
A stable and safe positioning solution for critical upper arm placement, Arm-IR is a more secure option for positioning the upper arm than the common practice of using blankets, towels or arm boards; when they shift or fall off the table, so do the patient’s arms.
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Document | Description | Link |
Learn how Arm-IR protects patients, pediatric as well as adults, from brachial plexus injury during cardiac catheterization. | Download |
Clinical advantages of a novel and new device for positioning of arms above head on a patient under general anesthesia. |
Economic benefits of a novel and new device for positioning of arms above head on a patient under general anesthesia. |
A novel, new arm holder for Cath procedures requiring positioning of arms above head on a patient under general anesthesia. |