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Oakworks EA General 3-Section Ultrasound Table

Oakworks EA General 3-Section Ultrasound Table

Regular price $7,400.00
Regular price Sale price $7,400.00
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Engineered for versatility and everyday clinical use, the EA General 3-Section Ultrasound Table provides ergonomic patient positioning for a wide range of ultrasound and general imaging procedures. Its fully electric design, three-section top, and open-base construction improve clinician access while delivering exceptional patient comfort, stability, and workflow efficiency.

Features:

  • Fully electric height, Fowler backrest, and leg section adjustments for flexible patient positioning
  • Three-section tabletop accommodates a wide variety of ultrasound and general imaging procedures
  • Electric Fowler backrest adjusts up to 75° for seated and semi-reclined positioning
  • Twin tower lifting system delivers exceptional stability with a 550 lb lift and patient weight capacity
  • Multi-function hand control with programmable positioning presets
  • 3" Comfort Foam™ padding with replaceable upholstered sections for patient comfort and easy maintenance
  • Locking casters for easy mobility and secure positioning
  • ADA compliant height range: 19"–33"
  • Foot control and paper roll holder included

Options Available:

  • Side Rails
  • Stirrups
  • Central Base Locking System
  • Arm Board

Overall Dimensions:

  • 30"W x 75"L

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the main difference between the 2-section and 3-section EA ultrasound tables?

The 3-section model adds an independently adjustable leg section, giving clinicians more flexibility when positioning patients for different types of exams. That extra adjustment can make the 3-section table a better fit for departments that perform a broader mix of ultrasound or general imaging procedures rather than primarily routine scans.

2. When is the adjustable leg section especially useful?

The leg section can help when an exam requires the lower body to be raised, lowered, or positioned separately from the torso. This gives clinicians more control over patient setup and can reduce the need for extra positioning cushions or manual repositioning during certain procedures.

3. Is this table a good option for a multi-purpose ultrasound room?

Yes, especially if the room is used for more than one type of imaging procedure. The three-section design gives staff more positioning options without needing a separate specialty table for every exam type, which can be useful in departments where room space is limited.

4. Should we add stirrups, side rails, or an arm board when ordering?

That depends on the procedures your department performs most often. Stirrups may be helpful for exams that require lower-body positioning, side rails can provide additional support during transfers or repositioning, and an arm board can help keep a patient’s arm supported and out of the scanning area. Reviewing your typical case mix before ordering can help you choose only the accessories your team will actually use.

5. What should we confirm before ordering the 3-section ultrasound table?

Measure the room carefully and account for the table’s 30-inch by 75-inch footprint along with working space for the sonographer, ultrasound system, and patient access. It is also worth confirming your preferred upholstery color and any optional accessories before placing the order so the table arrives configured for your department’s workflow.

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