Cardiac Stabilizer

Assists surgeons in achieving improved access and control over difficult-to-reach vessels during CABG surgery.input:
output:Off-pump coronary artery bypass (OPCAB) surgery can provide patients with advantages such as a decreased risk of stroke in high-risk patients, a decreased risk of bleeding complications in diabetics, and a reduced risk of in-hospital death in patients with low ejection fractions.input:
output:Features That Have Been Proven in Practiceinput:
output:Features from the Getinge Acrobat and Getinge Xpose product families that have been proven in practice are integrated into the Getinge Acrobat-i off-pump system. Shorter hospital stays, fewer wound complications, and a reduction in cognitive and neurological effects may result from the use of OPCAB surgery.input:
output:Obtaining the Acrobat-i Stabilizerinput:
output:Suction pods offer exceptional vessel presentation and optimal stabilization.

In order to achieve optimal placement, the malleable foot is designed to conform to the heart.

Obtaining the Acrobat-i Tri-Slot Socketinput:
output:Flexible access to vessels that pose a challenge, including those with “toes-up” and “toes-down” positioning.input:
output:A comprehensive OPCAB systeminput:
output:The Acrobat-i Off-Pump family from Getinge, which includes the Acrobat-i Stabilizer, Positioner, Axius Coronary Shunts, and Axius Blower Mister products, provides surgeons with the assurance necessary to provide patients with the advantages of OPCAB (off-pump coronary artery bypass).input:
output:Characteristics input:
output:StabilityMalleable feet offer exceptional stabilization and an exceptional vessel presentation.input:
output:Adaptabilityinput:
output:The arm’s low profile is engineered to enhance its strength, while the innovative Flexlink™ technology incorporates interlocking links that facilitate increased maneuverability.input:
output:Observabilityinput:
output:The tri-slot socket design enables access to challenging vessels in the “toes-up” position, ensuring maximum visibility.