Operating table accessories

JQ-A2 pneumatic support leg frame Lithotomy leg support for Urology operation and anorectal surgery medical stirrups

Type: Medical Lithotomy stirrups
Size:605*234*301mm
Application: match operating tables
Color :yellow and blue color available
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JQ-A2 pneumatic support leg frame,

medical stirrup lithotomy leg support for Urology operation and anorectal surgery.

Model No.	JQ-A2 pneumatic support leg stirrups
Dimensions of Boot Support	605234301mm
Cantilever Length	1000cm
Product Weight	≤12KG
Diameter of Supporting Rod with Meter Reading:	20mm
Weight limit of patient	Maximum 150KG
Range of Vertical Adjustment of Supporting Arm:	up +90° down -35°total 125°
Range of Horizontal Adjustment of Supporting Arm:	Outer ≥30°, Inner ≥15°
Adjustment Range of Boot Support Along Supporting Arm	330mm
Package carton size	1104555cm
Gross Weight	18.3kg
Apply to table side rails	8X30mm,10X25mm,28.5X9.5mm

1.This stirrup type leg frame is a new type of leg support device. It meets the requirements of modern medical treatment for kinds of operation position, very Well applied to urology surgery,reduced the work intensity and operational risk of medical staffs, at the same time , patients are well protected and reduced secondary damage.

2.The design of the pneumatic leg frame effectively disperses the pressure received by the leg and the armpit, part of the force on the heel, part of the force on the buttocks, the inner lined with soft cushion. wing design can give the armpit certain Support to prevent knee cramps from causing strain on the inner thigh muscles.

3.The pneumatic assist leg frame is suitable for urological surgery, lithotomy, obstetrics and gynecology, laparoscopic surgery, anorectal surgery, etc.

Operating table Goepel leg holder features:

Infinite positioning of the legs.
Easily adjustable with pneumatic support.
Knee crutch is adapted automatically when the leg position is adjusted.
One-hand operation.
Pressure relief of the calves thanks to soft padded insert.
Protects from positioning injury in the vicinity of the nervus peroneus.