Operating Tables

Operating Tables for Surgical Positioning and Procedure Support

UMY Medical supplies operating tables for general surgery, specialist procedures, day surgery, and image-assisted operating room workflows.

Operating Tables for General, Specialist, and Image-Guided Surgery

Operating tables support patient positioning across general and specialist surgical procedures, with configurations selected according to procedure type, positioning requirements, imaging access, room layout, and operating workflow.

Operating Table Configurations

Available systems vary by tabletop design, height adjustment, Trendelenburg and lateral tilt movement, longitudinal slide, section configuration, control method, load capacity, mobility, and accessory compatibility.

How to Choose an Operating Table

Compare procedure type, required patient positions, tabletop dimensions, adjustment range, load capacity, imaging access, control method, mobility, power supply, and compatible surgical accessories before selection.

Clinical Applications of Operating Tables

Operating tables support patient positioning across general surgery, orthopedic and trauma procedures, gynecology and urology, and procedures requiring imaging access.

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Operating Tables FAQ

What information is needed to recommend the correct operating table?

Please provide the main surgical specialties, expected patient positions, required load capacity, preferred adjustment method, and whether C-arm imaging will be used. It is also helpful to confirm the required tabletop height range, longitudinal movement, mobility needs, power supply, and any accessories that must be supplied with the table.

When is a radiolucent tabletop or longitudinal slide required?

A radiolucent tabletop is important when fluoroscopy or intraoperative imaging must pass through the operating area with minimal obstruction. Longitudinal slide allows the tabletop to move relative to the column, creating additional clearance for a C-arm without repeatedly repositioning the patient. The required imaging area and C-arm access direction should be confirmed before model selection.

Are specialist accessories included with the operating table?

Standard supply usually covers the table, mattress, control system, and basic supporting components, while specialist attachments may need to be ordered separately. Orthopedic traction frames, shoulder supports, leg holders, arm boards, anesthesia screens, kidney bridges, headrests, and positioning straps should be confirmed according to the planned procedures. Accessory-rail size and attachment compatibility must also be checked.

What should be confirmed before shipment and installation?

Buyers should confirm the destination power supply, room access, doorway and elevator dimensions, floor conditions, packaging requirements, and whether installation or operator training is needed. For battery-powered or electro-hydraulic models, confirm charging requirements and backup operation. The quotation request should include the required quantity, delivery location, preferred trade term, and any requested certificates or documentation.

Operating Tables