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1 4 2 O U T P A T I E N T S U R G E R Y M A G A Z I N E O N L I N E | M A Y 2 0 1 5 Steris | OT 1000 Series Orthotable This versatile orthopedic table designed for an anterior approach to total hips features Steris's SWAN (simple, weight- less articulation) technology. The technology lets a single person easily lower, move and rotate the leg positioners. During movement, the safety lock engages immediately upon release, so a patient's legs can't be dropped. The table is made of carbon fiber and features a laterally sliding tabletop for better imaging access. It's also ergonomically friendly to your staff, as the table can come with an auto-drive func- tion that lets a single person move the table. Schaerer Medical | Rotex Table Extension by Condor The Rotex Table Extension is a universal attachment to be used during anterior hip replacement. The extension is about two- thirds the cost of a hana table, a company rep says, and is universal to fit on any table. It features a 34-inch extension and flexion operated by a footswitch, allowing a surgeon to control rota- tion, abduction, adduction and traction. One of its best features is that it is tall and slim when folded up for easy transport and storage. TABLE TALK A Trio of New Orthopedic Tables z FREE FLOW The OT 1000 fea- tures SWAN technology for easy and weightless repositioning. z CHEAPER ALTERNATIVE Schaerer's new table attachment is designed to be a cheaper alternative to your hana table. Kendal Gapinski Kendal Gapinski

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