Practicals · Neuroanaesthesia · Clinical science
Neurosurgical positioning (supine, prone, sitting, park-bench)
- Type
- Procedure
- Also called
- park bench position, sitting position
Videos and resources
- VideoPatient Positioning for Intracranial Surgery: A Guide for Residents and Fellows (Preview)5:01
- VideoPG Online Class on Patient Positioning under anaesthesia2:08:37
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Links point to material published by others; SolvedPGSS does not host it. Check any technique against your department's protocol before you use it on a patient.
Where the curriculum asks for it
“Positions used in neuroanaesthesia (supine, prone, sitting, park-bench)” ( NBEMS DrNB curriculum, page 10)
“how to make proper position of the patients and what are the problems faced during various neurosurgical positions” ( NMC DM/MCh guidelines, page 20)