Cardiac Stabilizer

Offers local stabilization of a target vessel during off-pump coronary artery bypass.input:
output:During off-pump coronary artery bypass, the Acrobat V Vacuum Stabilizer offers local stabilization of a target vessel.input:
output:The Acrobat V Vacuum stabilizer is engineered to provide optimal stabilization and user-friendliness. The FlexlinkTM arm and tri-slot socket provide visibility, stability, and strength at an anastomotic site. The malleable feet are equipped with independent vacuum pods that are intended to adapt to the heart's various contours.input:
output:The Acrobat V Vacuum Stabilizer offers the following:

fortitudeflexible

visibility

the stability that is essential in a diverse array of surgical scenarios.input:
output:Characteristics input:
output:Stabilityinput:
output:Malleable 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.Visibilityinput:
output:The tri-slot socket design enables access to challenging vessels in the "toes-up" position, ensuring maximum visibility.input:
output:Crushing Heart Surgeryinput:
output:Local stabilization of the heart is employed in off-pump coronary artery bypass (OPCAB) to enable the surgeon to perform the procedure while the heart continues to beat. In contrast, traditional bypass surgery involves the patient being placed on a heart-lung machine and the heart being stopped during the procedure.input:
output:The potential advantages of beating heart surgery in comparison to on-pump surgery may include:Oneinput:
output:Afib, a common irregular rhythm, is less likely to occur following surgery.

Reduced cognitive and neurological consequences (e.g., stroke)

Reduced prevalence of respiratory failure following surgery

Faster recovery rates

Reduced hospital stays