This application discloses an adjustable medial
femoral condyle exposure device, belonging to the field of medical auxiliary device technology. The adjustable medial
femoral condyle exposure device includes a pad and an air bladder. The air bladder is located on the lower side of the pad. An arc-shaped groove is formed along the longitudinal direction of the top surface of the pad. Straps are provided on both sides of the groove. An air tube is connected to the air bladder, and a sealing plug is provided at the end of the air tube furthest from the air bladder. The cross-section of the air bladder is triangular, and the height of the cross-section gradually decreases from the inside to the outside. The cross-section of the pad is trapezoidal, and the connection surface between the pad and the air bladder is compatible. While ensuring a clear and complete surgical field, this device is not only convenient to operate, saving time and effort, but also avoids excessive
local pressure that could damage the
skin and tissues, thus improving
patient comfort.