fiber rails and several smaller positioning pads (instead of the full-sized mat-
tress-style pad of traditional tables) mounted on a modular base that support
the patient safely in a prone position.
However, many conventional OR tables have also in essence become ortho
tables, as vascular, urological and gynecological specialists have found uses for
imaging (and imaging-capable tables) and as attachments allow users to modify
their standard tables to handle all manner of specialized positioning.
This raises the question: Should you invest in an ortho specialty table? The
answer, of course, depends on the surgeons you currently host and the surgeons
you're trying to attract, as well as the case volume you have and the case vol-
ume you can reasonably expect to develop. Do you have a surgeon who's inter-
ested in adding complex joint surgeries that require a specialty table, and a line-
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