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Oakworks EA Echocardiography Ultrasound Table

Oakworks EA Echocardiography Ultrasound Table

Regular price $8,085.00
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Designed specifically for echocardiography and ultrasound imaging, this fully electric table combines ergonomic functionality with advanced patient positioning to improve workflow and comfort. Powered adjustments, a sliding cardio panel, and an electric access panel help reduce sonographer strain while providing exceptional patient support throughout a wide range of imaging procedures.

Features:

  • Fully electric operation with powered height, backrest, Trendelenburg/reverse Trendelenburg, cardio panel, and access panel adjustments
  • Electric sliding cardio panel opens to 15" for optimal imaging access while maintaining patient support
  • Large, powered access panel provides enhanced support for side-lying patients while reducing sonographer twisting and reaching
  • ADA compliant height range: 19"–33"
  • Electric Fowler backrest adjusts from 0°–75°
  • Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg positioning (±18°)
  • Twin tower lifting system delivers exceptional stability with a 550 lb lift and load capacity
  • Graphic hand control with programmable presets for quick, efficient patient positioning
  • 3" Comfort Foam™ padding with replaceable upholstered sections for simplified maintenance
  • Durable locking casters for easy mobility and secure positioning
  • Foot control and standard paper roll holder included

Options Available:

  • Side Rails
  • Central Base Locking System
  • Arm Board

Overall Dimensions:

  • 30"W x 72"L

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Why choose an echocardiography table instead of a standard ultrasound table?

Cardiac ultrasound often requires the sonographer to work very close to the patient’s left side while maintaining access to specific scanning windows. A dedicated echocardiography table is built around that workflow, giving the clinician better access without relying as much on awkward reaching, repositioning, or extra cushions during the exam.

2. How does the cardio panel help during an echocardiogram?

The sliding cardio panel creates additional access around the patient’s chest and left side, which can make it easier to reach standard echocardiographic windows. This can be especially helpful during side-lying exams because the sonographer can position the transducer more naturally instead of working around a solid tabletop edge.

3. What is the benefit of the powered access panel for side-lying patients?

The powered access panel helps support the patient while opening up more working space for the sonographer. That can make it easier to maintain a consistent side-lying position during longer cardiac studies and may reduce the amount of twisting or reaching required throughout the exam.

4. Is this table suitable for a cardiology department that performs more than routine echocardiograms?

Yes. The table can support a range of cardiac and general ultrasound workflows, especially in departments that need flexible patient positioning throughout the day. Its configuration can also be useful for studies where the patient needs to move between flat, elevated, and side-lying positions without changing exam tables.

5. What should we review before ordering this echocardiography ultrasound table?

Measure the room carefully and make sure there is enough clearance around the 30-inch by 72-inch tabletop for the ultrasound system, sonographer chair, patient transfers, and access to the cardio side of the table. It is also worth deciding in advance whether options such as side rails, an arm board, or the central base locking system would improve your department’s workflow.

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