Differences Between Surgical, Medical, Gynecological, Dental and Orthopedic Operating Tables

Surgical, medical, gynecological, dental and orthopedic operating tables vary in design and functionality to accommodate different types of surgical needs. Each department's Operating Table has specific functions and features that ensure a safe and efficient surgical procedure.

1. Surgical Tables

Features: Surgical Tables usually need to be highly adjustable to accommodate various surgical positions (e.g., supine, prone, lateral, etc.). These tables can be adjusted for bed height, tilt angle, back and leg angle, and even some tables can be turned left and right so that the surgeon can operate at different angles.

2. Internal medicine operating table

Characteristics: Internal medicine tables are usually relatively simple, and usually do not have as many complex adjustments as surgical tables. Their design focuses more on simplifying examinations and minimally invasive surgical procedures.

3. Gynecological operating table

Characteristics: Gynecological operating tables usually have strong adjustability, especially in the patient's leg support and table tilt. In order to facilitate the operation of the doctor, gynecological operating tables are often equipped with support devices that can separate the legs, allowing the doctor to better carry out gynecological examination and surgery.

4. Dental operating table

Characteristics: Dental tables are smaller than those in other departments and are designed to emphasize the finer details of the operation. Tables are usually small and allow the patient's head to be stabilized in a position suitable for treatment. Dental tables are also often equipped with lights and suction devices to help clear fluids from the mouth.

5. Orthopedic Operating Tables

Characteristics: Orthopedic operating tables are usually more sturdy and designed to emphasize durability and stability. In order to cooperate with orthopedic surgeries, especially large joint surgeries, the operating table usually supports the precise adjustment and traction function of the limb.

Summary

The medical equipment needs substantial adjustability features because it enables practitioners to conduct procedures from diverse surgical positions.

Medical Tables simplify their design to enable minimally invasive procedures together with examinations.

The leg support design of Gynecology tables specifically serves maternal and gynecological procedures.

Dental tables maintain a compact size to enable fine dental treatments and oral procedures.

Orthopedic tables show special features that support stability and traction through adaptations for orthopedic surgical requirements.