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Oakworks EA Women's Imaging Ultrasound Table

Oakworks EA Women's Imaging Ultrasound Table

Regular price $10,215.00
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Designed specifically for women's imaging applications, the EA Women's Imaging Ultrasound Table provides the versatility and ergonomic support needed for breast, OB/GYN, and general ultrasound procedures. Fully electric positioning, exceptional patient accessibility, and a stable open-base design help improve clinician comfort while delivering a more comfortable experience for patients throughout every exam.

Features:

  • Fully electric height, Fowler backrest, Trendelenburg/reverse Trendelenburg
  • Electric adjustable access back support provides improved access for breast and side-lying imaging procedures
  • Electric Fowler backrest adjusts up to 75° for flexible patient positioning
  • Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg positioning (±18°)
  • Converts from a flat exam table to a seated chair position for greater procedural flexibility
  • Twin tower lifting system with a 550 lb lift and patient weight capacity for outstanding stability
  • Multi-function hand control with programmable positioning presets
  • 3" Comfort Foam™ padding with replaceable upholstered sections for patient comfort and simplified maintenance
  • 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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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Why would a women’s imaging department choose this table instead of a general ultrasound table?

This model is better suited for departments that routinely perform breast, OB/GYN, and general ultrasound in the same room. Its configuration gives clinicians more flexibility for exams that require side-lying, seated, or lower-body positioning, which can reduce the need to adapt a standard table with extra positioning aids.

2. How does the adjustable access back support help during breast ultrasound exams?

The access back support can create more room around the patient’s side and posterior breast area, making it easier for the sonographer to reach difficult scanning angles. That can be especially useful during side-lying breast exams where close transducer access is needed without forcing the clinician into an awkward working position.

3. Can this table work well in a room used for both breast imaging and OB/GYN exams?

Yes. The table is designed for a mixed women’s imaging workflow, so one room can support several types of procedures without requiring a separate specialty table for each service. That can be valuable for facilities trying to make better use of limited exam-room space.

4. When would the optional arm board or side rails be worth adding?

An arm board can be helpful during breast or other exams where the patient’s arm needs to remain supported and out of the scanning area. Side rails may be useful in rooms that frequently see patients who need additional support during transfers or repositioning, so the best choice depends on your patient population and typical procedures.

5. What should we review before ordering this women’s imaging ultrasound table?

Measure the room carefully and allow space around the 30-inch by 75-inch tabletop for the ultrasound system, sonographer seating, patient access, and movement on both sides of the table. It is also worth reviewing your most common breast and OB/GYN procedures so you can decide in advance which accessories and upholstery configuration will best fit the way your department actually works.

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