Technology | November 09, 2006

The Surgical C-Arm Table 846 features a free-float tabletop design for quick and comfortable patient positioning. The table’s large radiolucent area, motorized actuation and free-float tabletop make it applicable to both pain care and cardiovascular applications.
The table is designed for procedures where stability, access and precise, quiet, vibration-free positioning are essential. A cantilevered low attenuation carbon fiber tabletop accommodates portable or ceiling-suspended C-Arms. The radiolucent area is free of cross members allowing full fluoroscopic visualization and unobstructed C-Arm positioning. The functional design provides complete access with reduced radiation exposure to clinicians.
The table also features two-inch thick table padding with built-in face cutout for prone positioning, and three adjustable straps with hook and loop fastening for patient comfort and stability.


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