13 matching records for Table extension.
A non-powered device designed to support and stabilize from the floor a medical table top [e.g., an operating table top for hand surgery, or a table top for cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)] or table [e.g., base of a traction table]. It may be in the for...
A device designed to support and stabilize from the floor a medical table top [e.g., an operating table top for hand surgery, or a table top for cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)] or table [e.g., base of a traction table]. It may be in the form of a slend...
An adaptor intended to be used to attach an operating table extension to an operating table or table top to provide additional support to a patient's body segment or part (e.g., lower trunk for traction of the legs, upper body during shoulder or spinal surg...
An electrically-powered, orthopaedic device intended to be connected to an operating table orthopaedic extension at one end and hold a traction boot at the other end to: 1) electrically control the fine traction and enable locking/unlocking of the gross tra...
A cushioned pad intended to increase the surface area of an operating table mattress upon which the patient is placed. It is attached to the operating table (e.g., table rails, patient restraint anchor) and is typically used to extend the mattress width to ...
An orthopaedic device intended to function as a freestanding framework or that can be attached to an operating table or table top to provide additional support to a patient's body segment or part during orthopaedic surgical procedures (e.g., lower trunk for...
An orthopaedic device intended to function as a freestanding framework or that can be attached to an operating table or table top to provide additional support to a patient's body segment or part during orthopaedic surgical procedures (e.g., lower trunk for...
A non-powered, orthopaedic device intended to function as a freestanding framework or that can be attached to an operating table or table top to provide additional support to a patient's body segment or part during orthopaedic surgical procedures (e.g., low...
A non-powered, orthopaedic device intended to function as a freestanding framework or that can be attached to an operating table or table top to provide additional support to a patient's body segment or part during orthopaedic surgical procedures (e.g., low...
A hand-operated tensioning device designed to be attached to a patient-contact device (e.g., hand wrap/trap, pelvic bone pin, foot boot, skull tongs) for the application of adjustable pulling force (traction) to a body part (e.g., leg, arm, hand, head, pelv...
An electrically-powered, orthopaedic device intended to function as a freestanding framework or that can be attached to an operating table to provide additional support to a patient's body during orthopaedic surgical procedures (e.g., lower-limb traction, s...
A non-powered attachment to a radiology table intended to increase (lengthen) the area of flat tabletop for patient adaptation/examination (e.g., to accommodate a tall patient or to replace a contoured headrest during neck examination); it is not primarily ...
A cylindrical rod designed to be attached to an operating table or extension device to function as a support to counter the pulling of the traction being applied to a patient's body part (e.g., leg, pelvis) during an orthopaedic surgical procedure (e.g., hi...