Increase patient comfort & safety during high-BMI surgical procedures.

Optimal Patient Positioning For Interventional & EP Procedures

Retain & Reposition Excess Tissue With Ease

The TZ Medical Pannus Retention System (PRS-02) moves and retains excess tissue safely and effectively, allowing easy access to the groin and left-side radial access. The Pannus Retention System uses adhesive pads and straps that can be easily removed and adjusted after application. It is designed to maintain patient comfort while allowing easy patient positioning from any angle.

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The Pannus Retention System has changed the way we position our patients on the cath lab procedure table for a femoral access approach. We have used tape and straps in the past to move the patient’s pannus to visualize and clean the femoral area. The Retention system has made it so much more comfortable for the patient and easier for the staff to set up the patient for their procedure. It is versatile, easy to use, and can be repositioned quite easily without much difficulty. We love this product.

Jim Vallese Cardiac Cath Lab, Kent Hospital

The TZ Medical Pannus Retention System is an important addition to our IR lab. It provides excellent support without the need for sticky tape and straps. It is easy to set up, use, remove, and endlessly adjustable.

Francis Riddle RT(V) Interventional Radiology Supervisor, Banner Baywood Medical Center

The Pannus Retention System is a great system because it is more efficient than grabbing tape and struggling to make it adhere to the patient. Additionally, it can be embarrassing for a patient to have their pannus taped up, and the PRS increases patient dignity by making it seem like it is a normal step in our workflow

Danielle IR at Piedmont Medical Center

Thank you for coming by to help Dr. Giltner. We have greatly succeeded with your pannus retention system for tissue deflection and supporting our left arm cases. We will continue to use this product instead of using excessive tape.

Jackson Connors Inventory Control Coordinator, Paoli Hospital