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Getinge Arjohuntleigh RotoRest System - Indications and Contraindications; Safety Precautions; Applications and Connectivity

Getinge Arjohuntleigh RotoRest System
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Indications
The RotoRest System is indicated for the treatment and prevention of pulmonary complications
as a result of immobility and is suitable for adult patients with:
Thorax trauma or rib fractures
Lumbar vertebra fracture
Cervical or skeletal extension after primary stabilization
Contraindications
The RotoRest System must not be used for:
Patients with a body weight of over 150 kg
Uncontrolled intracranial pressure
The RotoRest System must not be used as a primary medium for stabilizing
fractures of the cervical spine or for a cervical extension. An external fixation with
a halo brace and halo body jacket or operative stabilization is required for this
purpose.
Safety Precautions
In the following cases, the risks and benets of positioning therapy should be discussed with a
physician:
Hemodynamic instability
Uncontrollable diarrhea
Pronounced restlessness or uncontrollable claustrophobia
Bone extension
Severe pain or discomfort
During an extension, it is possible that the patient may slip in the system. If
necessary, a suitable restraint should be provided in these cases.
Prior to commencing Kinetic Therapy, all supply and drainage lines should be
checked, taking into account the maximum rotation angle, to minimize the risk of
them being trapped, disconnected or accidentally removed.
Applications
Intensive care units or other areas where the patient is under constant observation
Connecting the System to Other Devices
Devices That can be Used in Conjunction to This System
Extension system
Extension clamps for stretching the cervical spine
Devices to Which the System can be Connected
None

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