top of page

IFU Video

Overhead Arm Support IFU
Play Video

Unboxing

Overhead Arm Support Unboxing
Play Video

TRIAL INFORMATION

If you are undertaking a trial, you will need to retain the original box you received your product in, the inner packaging and correctly re-box your product.

Ensure that all components of the product have been thoroughly cleaned and free of any contaminants before returning at the end of your trial period.

How to Use

Attaching the Locking Leg Assembly to the Daggerboard

Insert the locking leg into the corresponding component located on the daggerboard. 
Ensure the locking mechanism is facing away from the daggerboard. This will allow the clinician to adjust the height during patient positioning. 

Check underneath the daggerboard that the release clip is fully engaged, ensuring complete security of the locking leg assembly. 

Attaching the Locking Leg Assembly to the Daggerboard

Attaching the Armrest Wing 

To attach the Armrest Wing to the locking leg assembly, align the Armrest Wing on the locking leg assembly post and gently push down until it is completely engaged.


The area located underneath the Armrest Wing should be aligned to the top section of the locking leg.  

Attaching the Armrest Wing

Daggerboard Placement

To insert the daggerboard between the mattress and the image table surface, lift the mattress slightly and slide the daggerboard fully under the patient’s head. 

When pushing the Overhead Arm Support daggerboard underneath the mattress, ensure the locking leg assembly is positioned in close until it is sitting adjacent to the mattress.  This will ensure product security throughout the procedure.


The daggerboard can also be inserted underneath a pillow on top of the mattress. Simply slide the daggerboard fully underneath the pillow into the correct position. 

Daggerboard Placement

Patient Positioning

The device will support one or both arms in the supine position and a single arm when used with the posterior oblique position.

To position the patient, lift one or both arms up to the device until their arms are fully supported by the ‘wing’. 

The patient’s placement may need to be adjusted depending on which position the clinician requires.