Arc Wrist Tower

Product Overview

The Acumed Arc Wrist Tower is designed to provide stable traction of the patient's forearm and hand, allowing unrestricted access to the wrist during arthroscopic and fracture-reduction procedures. The support arm swivels 180-degrees about the patient's elbow and forearm, allowing for fluoroscopic imaging from any angle.

Videos

Arc Wrist Traction Tower Case Study

The case study of a 21-year-old college football player, a patient of William Geissler, Professor and Chief, Division of Hand and Upper Extremity Surgery, University of Mississippi Medical Center, demonstrates how the Acumed ARC Wrist Traction Tower provides traction of the wrist during arthroscopic examination of the scaphoid nonunion and associated soft tissues—and can then be rotated down horizontally to aid in the percutaneous reduction of the nonunion.

Product Training Series: ARC Wrist Tower System Overview

Designed for the treatment of both soft tissue injuries and fractures of the wrist, the Arc Wrist Tower provides traction as well as versatile access during hand and wrist procedures. In this system overview, the product manager fully assembles and demonstrates the versatility of this distinctive instrument.

Positions and setups

Shown: Various positional setups

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Features

When vertical, the Arc Wrist Tower is designed to provide traction for wrist arthroscopy; it can be rotated horizontally to provide access to the wrist during arthroscopic and fracture-reduction processes. The adjustable wrist joint allows for flexion and extension.