Reverse Trendelenburg position: what it is and when it is recommended

👉 This is called the steep Trendelenburg position – head down, feet up. It’s essential for pelvic surgery with the robot because it allows gravity to shift the abdominal organs upward and out of the way, giving surgeons a clear view and space to work. ⚠️ But proper positioning is critical: without careful padding, support, and safety checks, patients risk nerve injury, pressure sores, or breathing complications. 💡 That’s why your surgical team takes extra time to make sure you’re positioned sa

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