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Operating Room Set Up_ Lateral_ I Hate Ropes and Pulleys, I love my Robot Arm!
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Video Summary
Joe Toro from Ocean County Sports Medicine discusses lateral position setup for shoulder arthroscopy, emphasizing the use of a beanbag for patient positioning and careful leg and neck alignment. He critiques traditional ropes and pulleys, highlighting their lack of rotational control and imprecise traction. Instead, he advocates for robotic arm holders, which offer precise traction control, easy adjustment, and rotational locking—beneficial for procedures like rotator cuff repair. Proper arm wrapping and positioning in the holder are crucial to prevent injury. Toro concludes by encouraging exploration of various robotic assist arms for optimal surgical outcomes.
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Joseph Tauro, MD
Keywords
shoulder arthroscopy
lateral position setup
robotic arm holders
patient positioning
rotator cuff repair
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