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Oakworks EA Multi-Specialty Ultrasound Table

$10,360.00

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Built to support a wide variety of ultrasound procedures, the EA Multi-Specialty Ultrasound Table combines exceptional patient positioning with ergonomic features that improve sonographer comfort and workflow efficiency. Its fully electric design, chair-position capability, and industry-leading stability make it an ideal solution for general imaging, vascular, OB/GYN, breast, musculoskeletal, and biopsy procedures.

Features:

Fully electric height, backrest (Fowler), Trendelenburg/reverse Trendelenburg, and cardio panel positioning
Converts from a flat exam table to a fully upright chair position in seconds for maximum procedural versatility
Electric cardio panel with adjustable access back support improves imaging access while supporting side-lying patients
Electric Fowler backrest adjusts up to 75° for flexible patient positioning
Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg positioning (±18°)
550 lb lift and patient weight capacity with twin tower design for exceptional strength and stability
Multi-function hand control with programmable positioning presets
3" Comfort Foam™ padding with replaceable upholstered sections for long-term durability
Locking casters for easy mobility and secure positioning
ADA compliant height range: 19"–33"
Foot control, stirrups and paper roll holder included

Options Available:

Side Rails
Central Base Locking System
Arm Board

Overall Dimensions:

30"W x 75"L

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Oakworks EA Multi-Specialty Ultrasound Table

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$10,360.00

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. When does it make sense to choose the Multi-Specialty table instead of a general ultrasound table?

The Multi-Specialty model is a stronger fit for departments that use the same room for vascular, breast, OB/GYN, musculoskeletal, biopsy, and general ultrasound exams. Its broader positioning options can reduce the need to purchase separate specialty tables or rely heavily on extra positioning accessories for different procedures.

2. How can the chair-position capability help during certain exams?

Being able to move the patient into an upright or near-upright position can be useful for procedures that are easier to perform when the patient is seated rather than lying flat. It can also make transitions between different exam positions smoother, especially in rooms that handle several procedure types throughout the day.

3. What is the practical benefit of the cardio panel and access back support?

The cardio panel creates additional access to the patient’s side and back, which can make side-lying and difficult-angle scans easier for the sonographer. This is especially useful in departments performing cardiac, breast, or other studies where close transducer access can be limited on a standard flat tabletop.

4. Is this a good choice for a room shared by several ultrasound specialties?

Yes. The table is designed around mixed-use imaging, so one room can support a broader range of exams without changing out major equipment between appointments. That can be especially useful for hospitals, imaging centers, and practices where room utilization needs to stay flexible throughout the day.

5. What should we review before ordering the Multi-Specialty Ultrasound Table?

Start by looking at the procedures performed most often in the room and deciding whether accessories such as side rails, an arm board, or the central base locking system would improve your workflow. You should also confirm room dimensions around the 30-inch by 75-inch tabletop so there is enough working space for the ultrasound system, clinician seating, patient transfers, and access from both sides.