Pain Management C-Arm Table - 870

Overview

Professional Class Equipment for Pain Care Applications

The Pain Management C-Arm Table – 870 is designed for image-guided procedures where stability, access, and precise, quiet, vibration-free positioning are essential. A cantilevered low attenuation carbon-fiber tabletop, with choice of contoured or rectangular design, accommodates portable or ceiling-suspended C-Arms. The standard contoured top allows ample workspace for anesthesiologists, yet the narrowness required for cervical procedures. The rectangular top offers additional space to allow for superior image quality for long-leg runoff studies. Choose a tabletop to best fit your needs to achieve optimum image resolution.

The large radiolucent area is free of cross members, allowing full fluoroscopic visualization and unobstructed C-Arm positioning. Functional design provides complete access with reduced radiation exposure to clinicians. Patient comfort and stability are assured by two-inch thick table padding and three adjustable straps with hook and loop fastening. The contoured tabletop features a face cutout for prone positioning.

Automatic Positioning
A portable hand-held or optional foot-operated controller can be positioned for convenient access from any point around the table. Both controllers offer the freedom to adjust height, lateral roll and Trendelenburg motions. The foot-operated controller can be used when hands are busy with other functions.

Features

Innovative design optimizes patient access, increases imaging resolution and save space.

Carbon-Fiber Tabletop – Low attenuation with choice of standard contoured or rectangular design
Contoured Tabletop – Features a face cutout for comfortable prone positioning
Radiolucent Area – Large, 70"
Isocentric Lateral Roll Motion – Maintains image center during tabletop movement, minimizing image distortion
High-Speed Actuators – Assure quick tabletop positioning, height adjustability, isocentric lateral roll and Trendelenburg motions
Table Base – Encased in stainless steel, easy to clean
Hand and Optional Foot-Operated Controllers – For convenient positioning
Patient Capacity – 500 lb
Low Profile Base – For unrestricted C-arm movement
Accessory Rails

Technology

Automatic Positioning

Hand-Held Controller

A portable hand-held or optional foot-operated controller can be positioned for convenient access from any point around the table. Both controllers offer the freedom to adjust height, lateral roll and Trendelenburg motions. The foot-operated controller can be used when hands are busy with other functions.

Foot Controller

Choice of Tabletop Design

INNOVATIVE CONTOUR DESIGN TOP
This design fully accommodates C-Arm positioning for closest possible access to the cervical spine, achieving optimum image resolution. A second benefit is the added workspace at the head end, while maintaining the narrowness required for cervical procedures. Features a cutout for comfortable, prone positioning.

RECTANGULAR TABLETOP
The rectangular tabletop offers additional space to allow for superior image quality for long-leg runoff studies.

Specifications

Dimensions:
- Overall: 97" l x 26" w (246 x 66 cm) with OR accessory rails
- Tabletop: 97" l x 24" w (246 x 61 cm) – choice of classic contoured or rectangular design
Radiolucent Area: 70" l x 24" w (178 x 61 cm)
Tabletop Material: Carbon fiber with integral head section
Mattress: Seamless, 2" thick (5 cm)
Attenuation: 1.2 mm Aluminum equivalence
Motions:
- Height Adjustable: 29.5" to 39.5" (75 to 100 cm)
- Trendelenburg: 0° to 20°
- Reverse Trendelenburg: 0° to 20°
- Isocentric Lateral Roll: 15° clockwise or counterclockwise
Controls:
- Hand Control: activates height, isocentric lateral roll and Trendelenburg motions
- Foot Control (optional): activates height, lateral roll and Trendelenburg motions
Accessory Rails: Standard OR accessory rails 30" x 1.12" x .375" (75 x 2.86 x .95 cm) mounted near foot end of table
Patient Restraints: Three body straps
Finish: Stainless Steel
Patient Capacity: 500 lb (227 kg)
Shipping Weight: 749 lb (340 kg)
Power: 115 VAC or 230 VAC
Certifications: ANSI/AAMI ES60601-1:2005 +C1 (2009) +A1 (2012) +A2 (2010); CAN/CSA C22.2 No: 60601-1:14; CAN/CSA-C22.2 NO. 60601-2-46:12; IEC 60601-1-2-46:2016.
CDRH registered and FDA Device Listed
Warranty: Two years parts and labor

Models and Ordering

To order, call 1-800-224-6339

058-870	Table, Pain Management C-Arm - 870, Contour, 115 VAC	$19,900.00
058-870-10	Table, Surgical C-Arm - 870, Rectangle, 115 VAC	19,900.00

Export models available.

Optional:

058-877	Controller, Foot For 058-870 and 058-875 C-Arm Tables.	$975.00
056-850	IV Pole, Rail Mounted	415.00
056-865	Arm Board, Carbon Fiber, one arm	1,150.00
056-866	Arm Board, Carbon Fiber, two arms Fits 840, 846, 870 and 056-025 tables.	2,250.00
058-864	Arm Board, Surgical, Carbon Fiber	2,650.00
058-849	Clamp, Accessory, C-Arm Table	735.00
058-856	Radiation Shield, Head/Cervical Fits contoured top Surgical C-Arm Tables 840, 846 and 870.	1,725.00
058-857	Radiation Shield, Thoracic/AB Fits all Biodex Surgical C-Arm Tables	2,195.00

Biodex Delivery Options for all Imaging Tables*

Dock-to-Dock Delivery – the quickest and most economical delivery service. Requires a raised loading dock at delivery address.

White Glove Service – Inside, full-service delivery. Table is uncrated and brought to customer designated area. All debris is removed. Loading dock is not required.

Future Delivery – Request delivery of imaging table for a specified future date. Indicate on P.O. when delivery is preferred along with type of delivery.

Charges for delivery services apply. Ask for details when placing your order.

*Offered in the US only.

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RSNA 2017: Biodex Highlights Isocentric Lateral Roll in NEW Surgical C-Arm Tables

Medical equipment manufacturer, Biodex, demonstrated enhancements to their line of C-Arm Tables at the Radiological Society of North America’s Annual Meeting last month. Beneath the new stainless steel aesthetic are details to improve the entire imaging process for radiologists and their patients.

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