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October 20, 2025 in bariatric surgery, genesis bi-wing, patient positioning, patient safety, Pressure Management, robotic surgery, safe patient handling, Standard of Care, Surgical Positioning, Value Analysis

The Infinitus Advantage

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Please take just five minutes to discover how we stand apart—and how your legacy surgical positioning products never prioritized workflow efficiency or ergonomic safety in their designs. There's a rea ...

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October 15, 2025 in Accessories, bariatric surgery, Commoditization, genesis bi-wing, infinitus medical, patient positioning, patient safety, Pressure Management, robotic surgery, safe patient handling, Standard of Care, Surgical Positioning, Value Analysis

Here is a Sneak Peak of Our Upcoming Pneuma® Genesis Infinity Platform!

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https://vimeo.com/1127575396?fl=pl&fe=sh Please reach out to your local surgical care representative, or contact us at infinitusmedical.com to learn more! Thank you for supporting c ...

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October 15, 2025 in Accessories, bariatric surgery, genesis bi-wing, infinitus medical, patient positioning, patient safety, Pressure Management, robotic surgery, safe patient handling, Standard of Care, Surgical Positioning, Value Analysis

Here Is a Sneak Peak of Our New Luna SP®

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Come see how our newest supine comfort pad can be accessorized for your surgical procedural requirements! https://vimeo.com/1127560127?fl=ip&fe=ec

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October 13, 2025 in bariatric surgery, Commoditization, genesis bi-wing, infinitus medical, patient positioning, patient safety, Pressure Management, robotic surgery, safe patient handling, Standard of Care, Surgical Positioning, Value Analysis

Ergonomic Challenges and AORN® Guidelines for Repositioning a 350 lb Patient to Lithotomy Position With a GPO Contracted Foam Based Trendelenburg System

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Introduction Since the introduction of foam-based and rail-based Trendelenburg positioning solutions, surgical caregivers have been conditioned to accept the associated patient handling and positio ...

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