Spine Pro Pillow

Anesthesiologists use the single-use, non-sterile Spine Pro Pillow in theatre to support and align a patient’s face, neck, and spine during prone-position spinal surgery.

Blue White Holdings, the manufacturer, is SAHPRA-licensed and ISO 13485-certified.

White Flexible Polyurethane Foam with a molded T-shape concave opening in the middle for the patient’s eyes, nose and mouth.  The Spine Pro Pillow is used by anaesthesiologists in theatre for spinal operations. This disposable positioner assists in accurate neck and spinal alignment to provide facial/head support for when patients are undergoing spinal operational procedures in a prone position. The Flexible Polyurethane Foam is a widely used material because it provides a unique combination of form and function. It is light, resist mildew and will not aggravate common allergies.

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Description

During prone-position spinal procedures, the Spine Pro Pillow supports the patient’s face and head and helps align the neck and spine. Flexible white polyurethane foam forms the pad, molded with a T-shape concave opening through its center that clears the patient’s eyes, nose, and mouth.

The inside edge of the T-shape cutout carries no glue, which keeps the bonding agent off the patient’s face and lowers the risk of pressure sores. The foam itself carries no hazardous classification, resists mildew, and will not aggravate common allergies.

The Spine Pro Pillow ships non-sterile, for single use only. Protective packaging guards it against contamination, compression, tearing, deformation, and other physical damage in storage and transit; materials and labelling follow approved specifications and controlled documentation for product identification and traceability.

Storage

Store the Spine Pro Pillow in a clean, dry, controlled environment, away from direct sunlight, excessive moisture, dust, and elevated temperatures. These conditions preserve the polyurethane foam and the adhesive bond.

Handling

Handle the Spine Pro Pillow to prevent contamination, compression damage, deformation, or separation of the bonded foam components. Personnel should follow approved handling procedures and good housekeeping practices to maintain product quality and cleanliness.