

Head Donut Multiple Ring Foam Positioner
- Unit: Case
- Backordered
The Cardinal Health Head Donut Multiple Ring Foam Positioner is designed to support and stabilize the head during surgical procedures in the operating room. Its multi-ring foam construction helps maintain proper head positioning throughout a procedure, supporting patient safety and surgical access for clinical teams.
Sold individually, this positioner is a reliable choice for OR departments seeking consistent, dependable patient positioning solutions. As part of Cardinal Health's line of surgical positioning accessories, it fits within a broader range of operating room patient positioning devices for general use.
Sold individually, this positioner is a reliable choice for OR departments seeking consistent, dependable patient positioning solutions. As part of Cardinal Health's line of surgical positioning accessories, it fits within a broader range of operating room patient positioning devices for general use.
| UNSPSC Code | 42295111 |
| UNSPSC Description | Operating room patient positioning devices for general use |
| Primary UOM | each |
| Purchasing UOM | each |
| Pricing UOM | case |
Packaging: 36 each/case
- Height: 2"
Description
The Cardinal Health Head Donut Multiple Ring Foam Positioner is designed to support and stabilize the head during surgical procedures in the operating room. Its multi-ring foam construction helps maintain proper head positioning throughout a procedure, supporting patient safety and surgical access for clinical teams.
Sold individually, this positioner is a reliable choice for OR departments seeking consistent, dependable patient positioning solutions. As part of Cardinal Health's line of surgical positioning accessories, it fits within a broader range of operating room patient positioning devices for general use.
Sold individually, this positioner is a reliable choice for OR departments seeking consistent, dependable patient positioning solutions. As part of Cardinal Health's line of surgical positioning accessories, it fits within a broader range of operating room patient positioning devices for general use.