ProAxis Setups 1.3.1

The ProAxis® Spinal Surgery Table represents a significant advancement in patient positioning technology within spinal surgery. Its innovative software-controlled hinge mechanism allows precise flexion and extension of the spine, enabling direct intraoperative visualization of spinal alignment changes. This feature can enhance surgical accuracy during procedures such as lumbar osteotomies and decompressions of the spinal canal.

The integrated IntelliPendant® offers comprehensive real-time data on table positioning, intuitive control over various functions, and the convenience of storing two custom memory positions. The radiolucent hinge design permits unobstructed imaging from anterior, posterior, lateral, and oblique angles without interference at the operative site.

Designed for versatility, the ProAxis Table can be easily transitioned from an open frame configuration to a supine top, supporting prone, supine, and lateral positions. Such flexibility makes it suitable for a broad spectrum of surgical interventions, including pedicle subtraction osteotomies (PSOs), various spinal fusions (lateral, posterior, anterior, transforaminal), laminectomies, and lumbar disc replacements.

This review includes guidance on setup procedures tailored to different surgical approaches using the ProAxis Table. It features visual aids, instructions for standard component assembly, detailed descriptions of table features, step-by-step procedure setup guidance, storage options, available components, and optional accessories. It is essential that users thoroughly review the ProAxis Spinal Surgery Table Owner’s Manual prior to device operation.

Note: This information is intended solely for healthcare professionals. Non-professional users should consult their medical provider for further details regarding the device's use.