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Anesthesia Protection Shield

Introducing our Stainless Steel Anesthesia Shield—an ideal solution for safeguarding the patient’s face during surgery while providing sturdy support for the anesthesia drape. Crafted from durable stainless steel, this shield easily attaches to the OR table rail using two stainless steel side rail sockets (item # OTA162; sold separately). With a top surface measuring 18 1/4″ x 22 1/4″ and adjustable side supports extending to 24″L, you can effortlessly customize the height to suit your specific requirements. The side supports, measuring 1/8″ x 1″, ensure reliable stability throughout the surgical procedure.

  • Flat tray portion serves as a convenient platform to support instruments during surgery, enhancing efficiency and organization in the operating room
  • Allows full access for patient monitoring, ensuring that anesthetists can closely monitor vital signs without compromising on patient comfort
  • Fully welded stainless steel construction, which guarantees easy cleaning and exceptional durability
SKU OTA107 (MCM107) Category

Description

AcralMed Anesthesia Protection Shield

During surgical cases, the anesthetist plays a vital role by monitoring the patient’s vital signs. Providing the best tools supports successful procedures. Our anesthesia protection shield is a valuable addition to any operating room suite.

Our anesthesia protection shield offers excellent versatility for operating rooms, emergency rooms, and cardiac cath labs. Sturdy stainless steel construction provides dependable drape support and enhances patient safety.

The shield adjusts easily in height for seamless integration with various OR tables. It attaches to the side rails of most OR tables. The shield protects the patient’s head and upper body during robotic techniques and other procedures. It also provides ample clearance to monitor the patient and accommodate upper body tubes and wires. Additionally, the flat surface offers convenient space for instruments and equipment during surgery, improving efficiency.

The OTA107 anesthesia protection shield is intelligently designed to fit most operating tables effortlessly. Whether it’s through a standard stainless steel side rail socket or any other table clamp that accepts a 1/4″ x 1″ flat blade accessory, this shield offers seamless compatibility.

Key features of our OTA107 anesthesia protection shield include:

  • Infinite height positions, ensuring easy passage of tubing and lines around the shield.
  • Reusable and durable design, ensuring a long-lasting solution for your facility.
  • 304-grade frame, guaranteeing robust support for the drape and extended product life.

Experience the peace of mind that comes with prioritizing patient safety. Invest in our Anesthesia Protection Shield today, and rest assured that your anesthetists will have the tools they need to deliver the best possible outcomes for every surgical case. Whether it’s protecting patients during delicate procedures or providing a convenient surface for instruments and machines, our shield is built to meet your needs.

Ensure the highest level of care and safety in your operating room—choose our height adjustable anesthesia protection shield.

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