Imaging and Spine Surgery Table

Imaging and Spine Surgery Table

What Is an Imaging and Spine Surgery Table?

An imaging and spine surgery table is another type of operating table designed for spine surgeries in which real time imaging support is required, including C-arm or fluoroscopy compatibility. For hospitals, spine centres and surgical clinics where the positioning of patients is critical and radiolucent surfaces are essential to ensure accurate imaging during surgery, it is designed for.

Key Features & Benefits

• Radiolucent tabletop: Enables easy C-arm and X-ray imaging without patient repositioning, saving time and staff radiation exposure during surgery. The imaging and spine surgery table supports efficient intraoperative imaging while maintaining patient stability. 
• Multi section, articulating design: Supports prone, lateral, and Trendelenburg positioning required for cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spine access. 
• Electro hydraulic height and tilt adjustment: Provides precise adjustment during lengthy operations, alleviating physical strain of the surgical team. This feature makes the imaging and spine surgery table suitable for demanding procedures that require precise positioning. 
• High load capacity (typically 200 to 450 kg depending on model): Designed for patient stability, the imaging and spine surgery table can support a variety of patients. 
• Battery backup operation: During surgery, a sudden breakdown of electricity is a serious threat in Pakistan. During a voltage drop or outage, a continuously running imaging and spine surgery table ensures patient safety in the middle of a procedure. 
• Anti static, easy to clean upholstery: Meets infection control requirements common in Pakistani hospital sterilization protocols.
• Compatible carbon fiber attachments: Used for imaging clarity during spine specific procedures, such as discectomy and fusion surgery. The carbon fiber design of an imaging and spine surgery table helps support clear imaging during these procedures. 

Who Should Buy This Table

This table has been designed for hospitals and surgical centres that have a frequent need for spine surgery, orthopaedics and neurosurgery operations. It is ideal for facilities where frequent voltage fluctuations or load shedding are occurring, as the backup power function is active during a procedure, whereas it would otherwise rely on manual repositioning by staff. 

The most common buyers are private hospitals seeking to increase their spine surgery capacity, government hospitals replacing old OT equipment with new models, and diagnostic surgical centres providing a range of C-arm guided procedures. 

Also, tables designed for tropical humidity and dust conditions are used by distributors that sell to several hospitals in Punjab, Sindh, or KPK, which cannot have frequent servicing breakdowns. For these facilities, an imaging and spine surgery table can provide the positioning, imaging access, and operational reliability required for regular surgical use. 

Why Choose Capasee Electro Medical Engineering

Capasee Electro Medical Engineering has experience providing hospitals with the operating rooms and diagnostic equipment in Pakistan for years, as they know the local power situation and the needs of hospitals in Pakistan. 

All imaging and spine surgery tables are tested for quality of build, motor power, and imaging compatibility before delivery. Capasee has after sales technical support and spare parts availability, something that can take weeks to arrange for table servicing if it is made all the way from imported countries.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of operating table is used for back surgery?

A radiolucent, articulating surgical table is used for back and spine surgeries, enabling a prone or lateral position during the surgery and access to C-arm imaging.

How risky is L4 L5 surgery?

The risk of surgery on the spine L4 to L5 varies from individual to individual and depends on the patient’s health, the way the surgery is performed, and how the surgery is performed in the medical centre. When deciding whether to undergo surgery, it is essential to discuss it directly with the surgeon performing the procedure and should not be estimated in general.

How to prepare an OT table?

Preparation consists of surface sterilisation, the installation of imaging compatible extensions, positioning sections for the intended approach, and testing of power and battery back up function.

What does a surgery table look like?

The modern surgical table for spine surgery will feature a sectioned and narrow radiolucent top, controls for adjusting the table’s height and tilt, and a table base that is designed to be stable during electro hydraulic movement.

What is a back table in surgery?

A back table is a separate sterile instrument table located in the operating room and set up to hold sterile surgical instruments during surgeries, separate from the main operating table where the patient is positioned.

Get Started

To get a facility demonstration, specifications, or the price, please contact Capasee Electro Medical Engineering directly to talk to them about the appropriate imaging and spine surgery table for your hospital.