Oakworks highlights improved features of its patient positioning device for spine

Oakworks Inc. unveiled improved positioning features of its Spinal Imaging Platform, a radiolucent device that provides stable patient positioning in the prone position during cervical, thoracic, and lumbar procedures.

Features include a double articulating face rest to give doctors better client access with an adjustable camlock design; adjuster pads to maximize comfort for the patient and access for the practitioner with incremental support for varying body types; and lateral bolsters which add extra width and support when needed.

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