Sept. 12, 2003 — Placing patients in the Trendelenburg position with the shoulder and head in a neutral posture may facilitate subclavian vein puncture for intravenous access, according to results of ...
CHICAGO – Placing patients in the prone Trendelenburg position during spine surgery may put them at an increased risk for postoperative vision loss. Previously found to occur in 0.05% to 0.2% of spine ...
While vitrectomy is typically performed with the patient supine, technical difficulties arise in patients who are unable to lie flat. Modified equipment and patient positioning have been described for ...
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