Contour Lower Leg Tourniquets for Foot and Ankle Surgery
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- Designed for use on tapered lower legs,
for foot and ankle surgery
- Adjustable shape fits a wide range of
lower leg shapes
- Matching Limb Protection Sleeves help
protect underlying skin and soft tissues
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The Delfi Contour Lower Leg Tourniquet Cuff and Matching Limb
Protection Sleeve System was developed to fit the wide range of
adult lower leg shapes and tapers with a single cuff size.
The Delfi Contour Lower Leg Tourniquet Cuff can be positioned
a safe distance proximal to the ankle, maximizing surgical access
for foot and ankle.
The unique contour shape of this cuff allows enhanced fit in
the tapered lower calf region of the typical adult patient. This
enhanced fit (which is not possible with a standard tourniquet
cuff) provides a clean, bloodless surgical field at lower
pressures (typically 200 mmHg, or less using techniques described
in the medical literature that are based on measuring the Limb
Occlusion Pressure of individual patients; see Recently Published Results).
The Delfi Contour Lower Leg Tourniquet Cuff provides an
alternative to a thigh cuff for ankle procedures, and an
alternative to low-ankle cuff placement for foot procedures (Association of
periOperative Registered Nurses' guidelines recommend that
lower leg tourniquet cuffs be placed proximal to the ankle, and
that as wide a cuff as possible should be used**).
For low-ankle applications, use our cylindrical Small Adult Tourniquet Cuff and
matching limb protection sleeves for best fit and maximum
surgical access in foot procedures.
Features
- Matching Limb Protection Sleeves - Delfi Limb Protection Sleeves
matched to the Delfi Contour Lower Leg Tourniquet Cuff
are designed to help protect the skin
and soft tissue from pinching and bruising.
- Adjustable Swivel Straps - Swivel Strap design allows
quick repositioning of straps for easy adjustment to
variations in lower leg shape and taper.
- Easy Snap-On Hose Connectors - Hose connectors attach
easily to cuff ports, snapping securely into place. Hoses
can be quickly disconnected when lock is released.
- Leak-Resistant Ports - O-ring hose connectors reduce
leaks and accidental disconnection.
- Thinner Cuff Design - Cuffs are thinner, lighter weight
and more pliable than most tourniquet cuffs for easy cuff
application to the limb and less obstruction at the
surgical site.
- Exclusive Security Anchors - Security anchors, at
specific intervals along cuff edges allow even cuff
inflation and maintain a flat surface against skin to
help prevent cuff migration.
- Extra-Wide Cuff Design - Because these cuffs are 1.5 in.
(4 cm) wider than other tourniquet cuffs, they cover a
greater tissue area. Less pressure is required to achieve
hemostasis and the risk of nerve injury is substantially
reduced. (The Association of periOperative Registered
Nurses' guidelines recommend using as wide a cuff as
possible.**)
| Available in a dual-port
configuration with positive locking connectors
to be compatible with Zimmer A.T.S.® 3000 and
A.T.S.® 2000 Automatic Tourniquet Systems*. Available
in a single-port configuration with positive
locking connectors to be compatible with
Delfi PTS Portable Tourniquet System, Zimmer
A.T.S.® 750 and A.T.S.® 1200 Automatic
Tourniquet Systems*.
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| Catalog Number |
CONTOUR LOWER LEG TOURNIQUET
CUFF FOR FOOT AND ANKLE SURGERY |
| 9-7450-004 |
Dual Port Contour Lower Leg
Tourniquet Cuff and Matching Sleeves, with Positive
Locking Connectors |
| 9-7350-004 |
Single Port Contour Lower Leg
Tourniquet Cuff and Matching Sleeves, with Positive
Locking Connector |
| 9-7350-104 |
Single Port Contour Lower Leg
Tourniquet Cuff and Matching Sleeves, with Luer Lock
Connector |
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(5) Matching limb protection
sleeves are included with each contour lower leg
tourniquet cuff |
Delfi Contour Lower Leg Tourniquet Cuffs: U.S. Patent
No. 5,741,295; 5,649,954; 5,578,055; 5,454,831; 5,312,431 and
foreign patents.
* A.T.S. and Inflatomatic are Registered Trademarks of
Zimmer, Inc.
** AORN Standards, Recommended Practices, and
Guidelines, 2007, pp617-630.
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