Meet the WalterLorenz® Surgical Assist Arm.

The WalterLorenz Surgical Assist Arm impacts surgical retraction and instrument positioning – reducing fatigue and optimizing site exposure. The Walter Arm compliments the surgical team’s ability to improve efficiency and productivity in the pectus excavatum procedure and other clinic applications.

• During pectus procedures, the Walter Arm has the potential to improve operating room efficiency by providing retraction of surrounding soft tissue allowing simultaneous Pectus bar dissection.
• It reduces fatigue of operating room staff and eliminates drift from human assistance.
• This device allows for simple, single-handed instrument positioning.
• Connects to various forceps used during the pectus excavatum procedure

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The WalterLorenz Surgical Assist Arm impacts surgical retraction and instrument positioning in cardiothoracic procedures. Procedures include those such as Minimally Invasive Mitral Valve and Minimally Invasive Atrial Valve.

• The Walter Arm has simple, single-handed instrument positioning – allowing the surgeon to seamlessly work around the thoracic area.
• Allows maximum access and visualization for Minimally Invasive Mitral Value procedures and other procedures alike.
• Improves operating room efficiency and surgeons are able to reposition instrumentation easily to gain continuous exposure of the mitral.
• Ability to connect to various atrial rake and lift instrumentation.

The Walter Arm can transform the operating room through its impact on surgical retraction and instrument positioning in rib fracture procedures. Procedures include those such as Posterolateral Thoracotomy (Rib Fracture), Scapular Retraction and Site Exposure Via Thoracotomy.

• The Walter Arm allows for maximum access and visualization for site access.
• Potential to improve operating room efficiency by the use of a steady holding force for scapula retraction.
• Simple, single-handed instrument positioning allowing for surgeons to access the fracture site
• Connects to instruments such as scapula retractors and Richardson retractors

The WalterLorenz Surgical Assist Arm impacts surgical retraction and instrument positioning in craniomaxillofacial (CMF) procedures – reducing fatigue and optimizing site exposure. The Walter Arm acts as a surgeons third arm, complimenting the surgical team’s ability to improve efficiency and productivity in various craniomaxillofacial procedures.  Procedures include those such as Mandible Reconstruction with Fibula Free Flap.

• The Walter Arm provided maximum access and visualization of the entire surgical site.
• Direct connect to Army Navy provides steady retraction and easy one-handed positioning of the arm(s).

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The WalterLorenz Surgical Assist Arm supports steady retraction and instrument positioning in orthopedic procedures for Freedom, Focus and Control in the OR.

• Freedom from line of sight issues, facilitating access and site optimization.
•  Focus OR staff on the procedure and patient
• Control of retractor placement, holding force, workflow and OR team.