Oxford Help Surgical Pillow

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Surgical pillowOXH300Set ASurgical pillow base and headrest
Patient intubation pillowOXH350Set A PlusHELP® Oxford Base Pillow
HELP® Plus Oxford Pillow
Oxford Headrest
Surgical table cushionOXH400Set BHELP® Oxford base cushion
Oxford headrest
Arm supports (pair + arm straps)
Oxford semi-circle positioner
Surgical pillow for patient intubationOXH500Set CHELP® Oxford base pillow
Oxford headrest
HELP® Plus Oxford pillow
Arm supports (pair + arm straps)
Oxford semicircle positioner
Positioning cushion for intubationOXH600Set DHELP® Oxford base pillow
Oxford headrest
HELP® Plus Oxford pillow
Arm supports (pair + arm straps)
Oxford Plus arm support (pair)
Oxford half-circle positioner
Oxford small wedge (pair)

Problems and risks of poor positioning

  • By air

    Airway with possible obstruction

  • Oxygen

    Decreases oxygen consumption

  • More risks

    Increased risk of possible complications due to obstructions and lack of oxygen in the body.

Advantages of our surgical pillow

  • By air

    Aligns the airway and allows correct intubation of the patient.

  • Oxygen

    Improves oxygen consumption

  • Facilitates the technique

    Increases patient comfort and reduces respiratory effort. Facilitates intubation technique and positioning of the supraglottic airway.

Oxford Help is the optimum surgical head elevation pillow

Easy: it is a washable and fully stain-resistant surgical table positioning cushion.

Meaningful design: Designed without seams, zippers, and no need to cover, latex-free.

Universal: Fits on all operating tables.

Clinical applications: Emergency, ICU, AER Operating Rooms, CMA Operating Rooms, Surgical procedures, Bariatric Surgery, Radiology, Cardiology, Obstetrics*.

*C-section, emergency and elective patients can be positioned with Oxford HELP®. In case of sudden conversion from a regional to a general anesthetic, the patient is already optimally positioned.

The Oxford Help® is recommended in eleven anesthesia textbooks

  1. Patients with compromised airway access

    including obese, overweight and cesarean section obstetric patients.

  2. Patients with difficult access to the airway

    with high laryngoscopic complexity.

  3. Patients with indications for regional or local anesthesia.

    with and without sedation

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