XODUS MEDICAL 40643 Pink Pad Reverse‑T XL Reverse Trendelenburg Patient Positioning Kit
Pink Pad® Reverse‑T XL Reverse Trendelenburg Positioning Kit (Catalog #40643) is a complete single‑use surgical positioning solution engineered for Reverse‑Trendelenburg (head‑up tilt) surgeries for larger‑frame and high‑BMI patients. The extra‑large pad provides expanded body coverage to stabilize patients and mitigate upward patient migration during head‑up table tilting.
Constructed with proprietary PinkProtect and DermaProx skin‑friendly, moisture‑wicking foam materials, this kit evenly redistributes body pressure to lower risk of hospital‑acquired pressure injuries (HAPI) and peripheral‑nerve trauma. All‑in‑one pre‑packaged kit supports fast one‑minute setup to improve OR turnover efficiency. Single‑use design eliminates cross‑contamination risk associated with reusable positioning accessories。
### Kit Contents per #40643 Kit
- Pink Pad XL extra‑large positioning pad
- Pair of Large Armboards with DermaProx™
- #40548 Reverse‑T Footboard Pad (20"x12"x2")
- Single‑Use Adult Head Positioner
- 2 Sets Skin‑Friendly Body Straps
- Disposable Lift Sheet
### Key Features & Benefits
✅ XL oversized pad, specially configured for large‑frame & high‑BMI patients for Reverse‑Trendelenburg head‑up positioning
✅ Expanded pad coverage stabilizes pelvis, restricts patient upward sliding and migration
✅ PinkProtect & DermaProx breathable, moisture‑wicking pressure‑redistributing foam
✅ Helps prevent hospital‑acquired pressure injuries and peripheral nerve injury
✅ Complete set including footboard pad and large DermaProx armboard pads
✅ Pre‑assembled all‑in‑one kit, completes setup within one minute
✅ Sterile single‑use disposable system, eliminates re‑processing workload
✅ Reduces risk of CMS‑identified never‑events related to positioning‑caused injury
### Specifications
- Manufacturer: Xodus Medical
- Catalog #: 40643
- Product Type: Single‑use sterile disposable Reverse‑Trendelenburg XL positioning kit
- Application: Intra‑operative patient stabilization for Reverse‑Trendelenburg surgical cases for larger‑size patients