A device for moving a patient onto a pad and holding it in place on a surgical table. An upper and
lower limb with wings extending from opposite sides are configured and positioned to secure the arm. In this position, the arm is firmly held without using the patient's
body weight and can be easily unwound by reversing the previous steps, without needing to reposition the patient (to release their
body weight from the device or a restraint drape), to access the arm during the surgical procedure. Access may be required for
anesthesia monitoring lines, invasive arterial lines, non-invasive
blood pressure cuffs, finger
oxygen saturation probes, and intravenous lines needed for the administration of medications and fluids.