Limb support steel base

A comfortable and supportive position is essential for the efficient application of the neudebri technique. Proper positioning is critical to ensure a smooth working process during delicate sharp debridement, whether in a primary care or hospital setting.

As per TIMED neudebri Guidelines on the proper positioning:

1. Ergonomic Setup: Make sure that the practitioner's working height is adjustable to avoid awkward postures. The use of chairs or stools that support the back can enhance comfort.

2. Patient Positioning: Position the patient in a way that allows for easy access to the wound site while maintaining their comfort. If possible, elevate the area being treated to minimize strain.

3. Lighting: Ensuring proper lighting can improve visibility of the treatment area, reducing the chances of errors during debridement.

4. Tools within Reach: Keep all necessary tools and materials close at hand to avoid unnecessary movement and maintain focus on the procedure.

5. Team Communication: If working in a team, clear communication about roles can help streamline the process and maintain safety.