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What Will the OR of the Future Look Like? - July 2014 - Subscribe to Outpatient Surgery Magazine

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8 9 J U LY 2 0 1 4 | O U T P AT I E N T S U R G E R Y M A G A Z I N E O N L I N E 1 Stryker's 5mm 45cm laparoscopic instruments are designed for bariatric procedures. Pictured are the company's rotating and non-rotating slide lock graspers, which offer an ergonomic and precise ratcheting system. Additionally, by allowing for the offsetting of instrumentation during single-incision surgery, the instruments help create optimal workspace. O B E S E P A T I E N T S LONG REACH Stryker's bariatric-length instruments are long enough to reach almost any target. CLEARING THE AIR Airways of obese patients are easier to align with Mercury Medical's Troop Elevation Pillow. 2 There's no need to stack blankets with the Troop Elevation Pillow (seen here with the company's Reusable Head Cradle), which was designed by an anesthesiologist to align upper airway axes in the head-elevated laryngoscopy position, the position recommend- ed for obese patients, says the company. OSE_1407_part2_Layout 1 7/3/14 8:50 AM Page 89

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