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Oakworks Vascular with Fowler EA Ultrasound Table

$9,345.00

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Purpose-built for vascular imaging, the Vascular with Fowler EA Ultrasound Table delivers exceptional ergonomic support for both clinicians and patients. With powered positioning, industry-leading reverse Trendelenburg capability, and a unique split footboard design, it streamlines venous reflux and vascular exams while helping reduce sonographer strain and improve patient access.

Features:

Fully electric operation with powered height, Fowler backrest, and Trendelenburg/reverse Trendelenburg positioning
Up to 70° reverse Trendelenburg with dual tower lifting system for venous reflux studies
Electric Fowler backrest adjusts up to 75° for flexible patient positioning
Split drop-away footboard supports non-weight-bearing exams and folds away for carotid artery imaging
Multi-function hand control for efficient positioning adjustments
550 lb lift and patient weight capacity for exceptional stability
3" Comfort Foam™ padding with replaceable upholstered sections
ADA compliant height range: 19"–33"
Foot control, locking casters, side rails, patient safety strap, and paper roll holder included

Options Available:

Central Base Locking System
Arm Board

Overall Dimensions:

30"W x 72"L

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Oakworks Vascular with Fowler EA Ultrasound Table

Vascular EA Ultrasound Table with Fowler / Pewter

$9,345.00

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Why is a vascular ultrasound table configured differently from a general imaging table?

Vascular exams often require patients to be positioned at steeper angles than routine ultrasound studies, especially during venous reflux testing. A vascular-specific table gives the sonographer more control over patient positioning and access, which can make these exams easier to perform without relying on extra steps, stools, or improvised positioning.

2. How does the split footboard help during vascular exams?

The split footboard gives clinicians more flexibility when positioning the lower extremities during venous studies. It can also be moved out of the way for procedures such as carotid imaging, helping create better access without forcing the patient or sonographer into an awkward position.

3. Is this table a good fit for a vascular lab that performs both venous and arterial studies?

Yes. The table is designed to support a range of vascular procedures, including venous reflux, carotid, and other arterial or venous ultrasound exams. That flexibility can make it a practical choice for departments that want one table to handle several vascular workflows throughout the day.

4. When would the optional central base locking system be useful?

The central base locking system can be helpful in rooms where the table is repositioned frequently between exams. Instead of managing individual casters, staff can secure or release the base more efficiently, which may make room setup faster in a high-volume vascular lab.

5. What should we confirm before ordering this vascular ultrasound table?

Review the types of vascular exams your department performs most often and confirm that the room has enough clearance for the table when it is placed in steep reverse Trendelenburg positions. It is also worth deciding in advance whether accessories such as an arm board or central base locking system would improve your workflow, rather than adding equipment later.