ARCH
Leg Positioning System™
A leading solution for surgical access to the anterior hip, the ARCH Leg Positioning System (also known as the ARCH table) has been used in the US since 2006 to assist with direct anterior hip replacement and femoral fractures. The free-standing design allows quick set-up and easy C-arm access with any OR table. The system consists of a patented arch-shaped leg-positioning track with incremental angle and traction control.
Features
Meticulous Positioning
Independent traction, rotation, extension, and adduction controls allow precise positioning of the operative leg and femur.
Constant Traction Design
The patented arc-shaped track aligns with the rotational center of the hip joint, allowing the operative leg to be moved anywhere within the hemisphere shown – without altering traction.
Incremental Extension Control
Each sliding carriage position adds an additional 5° of leg extension, allowing the surgeon to carefully release the necessary soft tissues before fully extending the leg all the way down to the floor.
Durable and Robust
The stainless steal construction and fixed, arc-shaped track firmly hold the operative leg in position for the most demanding positioning requirements.
Improved OR Efficiency
Transform your standard OR table into a dedicated orthopedic positioning system for anterior hip replacements and femoral fracture work.
Videos
Dr. Stefan Kreuzer (Houston, TX) describes how he uses the ARCH to expose the femur during anterior hip replacement.
Duration: 01.47
Surgical
Femoral Exposure Movements
This video covers everything you need to know in detail.
Duration: 13.25
In-Service
Accessories
The DAA Tabletop 360 tabletop accessory improves surgical access and radiolucency when using a C-arm. The femoral support offers intraoperative adjustment of both height and lateral position to lift the proximal end of the femur for optimal exposure.
This tabletop accessory improves surgical access and allows x-ray cassettes to be used with standard OR tables for full pelvic x-ray visualization during anterior THR.
Specifications
Traction:
Continuous control from -40 to 100 mm.
Rotation:
360 degrees. Resolution = 10 degrees.
Extension/Flexion:
41 degrees max. / 20 degrees max.
Adduction (Rotation Range):
360 degrees. Resolution = 10 degrees.
Width:
2.8 ft (85 cm)
Length:
5.2 ft (158 cm)
Height:
Traction Boot to Floor: 3.3 - 4 ft (1015 - 1215 mm)
Weight:
200 lb (91 kg)
Patient Weight Capacity:
500 lb (227 kg)*
*If the safe working load of the OR table used is lower than this, the OR table patient weight limit takes priority.
US Patent No. 7,762,975
Canadian Patent No. 2,587,824
