BODYTRAY
Body Tray
Body Tray
The Bodytray is a small tablet that is placed on the patient's chest. Designed with a microbead cushion, the tray is very stable even if the patient moves. It becomes a transfer area for instruments that are "in your hand".
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Product information
By Stéphane Simon
I discovered the Bodytray more than 10 years ago thanks to Dr. JP SIQUET, who came to observe my 4-handed work ergonomics under a microscope. While observing our setup, he advised me to try the Bodytray so that my assistant would have all the necessary instruments within reach. For 4-handed work to be effective, the instrument paths must be as short as possible.
The instrumentation is logically placed near the transfer area, between the practitioner's working hand and the assistant's exchange hand. In the office, we use the Bodytray throughout the endodontic procedure. The equipment from time T is placed on it from anesthesia to obturation. When a phase is finished, the instrumentation is transferred to an intermediate storage area and the new instrumentation is installed on the Bodytray.
Technical description of the product
Description
Body Tray is an ergonomic tray
Whether you are working with a bridge table or a chest shelf, the Body Tray allows your assistant to bring the instruments which are then "in your hand", effortlessly.
The Bodytray is available in two sizes:
- Large - 31cm x 21cm
- Medium - 29 cm x 18 cm
Each time it is used, it is covered with an operating field , sterile or not depending on the procedure you are performing. These operating fields are not supplied with the product.
You will find the appropriate protections on Endoboutik: click here
It is recommended to use single-use fields, 29x38cm format.
It is essential for practitioners working under an operating microscope or magnifying glasses, but also very useful for practitioners who wish to improve their work ergonomics.
Ergonomics and Bodytray
The Bodytray is recommended in many training courses in France and abroad on ergonomics (in endodontics and general practice).
It is particularly recommended in Dr. Eve Laurent's training on ergonomics offered by www.ad-academie.fr (training for dental practitioners and assistants).
