Ophthalmology Operation Table – Price in Pakistan

Built around a seated surgeon

Ophthalmic surgery is done sitting down, at the head of the patient, looking through an operating microscope. That changes what the table has to do. The pedestal base is a flat plate with a single column, so the surgeon’s knees and the microscope stand both come in close at the head end without meeting a leg or a spreading base.

Why the top is contoured

Under a microscope at high magnification, a small movement of the patient is a large movement in the field. A flat top lets the patient settle off centre and shift during the case. The contoured top draws the body to the midline and holds it there under its own weight, which steadies the head without strapping the patient down.

The head section

The hinged head section sets head position relative to the microscope, which is the alignment that decides whether the surgeon is working comfortably or reaching. Folded down it extends the working length of the table.

Hands-free height

Height runs off a foot pedal and tilt off a handwheel. During a microsurgical case the surgeon does not take a hand off an instrument to reposition the table, so a foot control is not a convenience here, it is the only usable option.

One piece, no seams

The top is pressed from a single stainless sheet with no upholstery, no seam on the working surface and no fixing heads in it, so the table is washed down rather than wiped and there is nothing for fluid to enter. Padding can be laid on the top where a case needs it.

• Top: One-piece contoured stainless steel
• Head Section: Hinged, adjustable
• Height: Foot pedal
• Tilt: Handwheel
• Base: Stainless pedestal, flat plate

For pricing, table dimensions, height range, tilt angles, load capacity, mattress pads or model codes, please contact MNM Hospital Furniture & Equipment.