Glyn Proning Range

Dr Glyn Smurthwaite BSc (Hons), FRCA, FFARCSI is the Group Clinical Director for Theatres and Anaesthetics at Hope Hospital in Manchester. He has a special interest in anaesthesia for complex spinal surgery and has applied his many years of experience to the design and development of the Glyn Range.

 

Glyn Chest Support Cushion

Contoured and ideally positioned hole to allow free movement of the abdomen during prone operations Shaped neck support to reduce pressure on the trachea Specially formed to enable proper positioning of the arms The height of the cushion enables anaesthetists to obtain a neutral neckline Minimises redness and bruising of the chest Provides maximum patient comfort

 

Glyn Chest Forearm Support (Pairs)

 

Enable correct positioning and protection for the elbow to hand area
Provide improved elbow support
Reduce pressure
Keep the patients’ arms in place through the combination of the cushions’ shape and height
Protect the patients’ arms from being knocked by clinicians during the procedure

 

Glyn Leg Support Cushion (Double)

 

Provides correct elevation and deflection of the legs and feet
Single-unit design keeps legs in place
Protects feet and toes from oedema and pressure sores
Allows ankles to find their own position
Flexible regarding the placement of the knees