MPR XL Stress Post Pad, Slip-On Pocket, Single-Use

MPR XL Stress Post Pad, Slip-On Pocket, Single-Use

The MPR XL Stress Post Pad, Slip-On Pocket, Single-Use is a disposable pad designed to fit the MPR XL Universal Lateral Stress Post, providing protective cushioning and secure coverage during orthopedic positioning procedures.
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Catalog #: MPR NS.0005
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Unit of Measurement: 20/Pack

Description

Demonstration Video: 

MPR Shutt XL Universal Lateral Stress Post — Full IFU Setup, Features & OR Table Positioning Guide

 

The MPR XL Stress Post Pad, Slip-On Pocket, Blue Single-Use is intended for use with the MPR XL Universal Lateral Stress Post (MPR RT.0009) to provide a protective interface between the patient and positioning equipment. Constructed from open cell foam, this pad offers consistent cushioning while maintaining flexibility for easy placement. The slip-on pocket design allows OR staff to quickly apply and remove the pad without disruption to workflow. Designed for single-use applications, it supports infection control protocols and reduces reprocessing requirements. This product is commonly used by surgical teams and SPD staff in orthopedic procedures requiring lateral positioning and consistent stress post coverage.

 

Key Features

  • Made in the USA
  • All MPR inserts are latex-free
  • Enables quick application with slip-on pocket design for efficient setup
  • Provides consistent cushioning using open cell foam construction
  • Supports single-use protocols to reduce cross-contamination risk
  • Fits XL stress posts measuring 8.5 in x 4 in for reliable compatibility
  • Maintains secure coverage during positioning without shifting
  • Also available in smaller size (MPR NS.0015) for the standard stress post.

 

Dimensions

  • Height: 8.5 in (21.59 cm)
  • Width: 4 in (10.16 cm)

 

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