Surgical and Imaging Tables for OR Suites and Imaging
Surgical and imaging tables for operating rooms, ambulatory surgery centers and imaging departments - powered general-surgery OR tables, specialty surgical tables, minor procedure tables and radiolucent C-arm and imaging tables. Available with articulating sections, Trendelenburg and lateral tilt, radiolucent tops and accessory rails. Lines include Skytron, STERIS and Steris Amsco. Wholesale and project pricing for hospitals, surgery centers, imaging departments and clinical procurement.
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Surgical and Imaging Tables for Procedure Suites
Surgical and imaging tables position the patient for operative and image-guided procedures. This category covers powered general-surgery operating room tables, specialty surgical tables, minor procedure tables for outpatient and clinic use, and radiolucent imaging tables for C-arm and fluoroscopy work. Tables are carried for hospital operating rooms, ambulatory surgery centers, procedure suites and imaging departments.
Surgical and Imaging Table Types Stocked
- General-surgery OR tables - Powered operating tables with articulating head, back and leg sections, Trendelenburg and lateral tilt, and accessory rails for a wide procedure range.
- Specialty surgical tables - Tables configured for orthopedic, imaging-assisted and specialty procedures with radiolucent panels and specialty attachments.
- Minor procedure tables - Powered and manual procedure tables for outpatient, clinic and office surgical work.
- Radiolucent imaging tables - C-arm and fluoroscopy tables with radiolucent tops and free-float or powered movement for image-guided procedures.
- Table accessories - Accessory rails, arm boards, positioners and pads that mount to the surgical table for a given procedure.
Surgical and Imaging Table Formats
| Format | Positioning | Top | Setting |
|---|---|---|---|
| General-surgery OR table | Articulating, tilt, Trendelenburg | Sectional pad | Hospital OR |
| Specialty surgical table | Procedure-specific | Radiolucent panels | Orthopedic, imaging-assisted |
| Minor procedure table | Back and leg adjustment | Padded top | Outpatient, clinic |
| Radiolucent imaging table | Free-float or powered | Radiolucent | C-arm, fluoroscopy |
Radiolucent Tops, Positioning and Accessories
Operating room tables articulate at the head, back and leg sections and add Trendelenburg and lateral tilt for surgical positioning, powered by electric or hydraulic controls. Radiolucent imaging tables use a low-attenuation top and free-float or powered movement so a C-arm or fluoroscopy unit can image across the field. Accessory rails accept arm boards, positioners, stirrups and pads that configure the table for a given procedure. Surgical and imaging tables are specified by the OR and imaging departments and are typically standardized within a facility for shared accessories and service.
Surgical and imaging tables are high-value capital equipment purchased and refreshed on a longer cycle than consumables, with accessories, pads and positioners replaced and added as procedure mix changes. Hospitals and surgery centers standardize table platforms so accessory rails, pads and service parts stay consistent across the OR and imaging suites, which is why these purchases run through project procurement. MAP Medical supplies surgical and imaging tables and their accessories on project and case pricing. Order at the best Wholesale Prices with MAP Medical.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a surgical table and an imaging table?
A surgical or operating room table articulates at the head, back and leg sections with Trendelenburg and lateral tilt to position a patient for an operative procedure, and accepts accessory rails for arm boards and positioners. A radiolucent imaging table uses a low-attenuation top with free-float or powered movement so a C-arm or fluoroscopy unit can image across the field. Some specialty tables combine radiolucent panels with surgical articulation for imaging-assisted procedures.
What positioning features are available on OR tables?
Operating room tables are stocked with articulating head, back and leg sections, Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg, lateral tilt and powered height, driven by electric or hydraulic controls. Accessory rails accept arm boards, stirrups, positioners and pads that configure the table for a specific procedure. Specialty tables add radiolucent panels and procedure-specific attachments.
Are minor procedure tables available for outpatient use?
Yes. Powered and manual minor procedure tables are stocked for outpatient, clinic and office surgical work, with back and leg adjustment and a padded top. These are separate from full OR tables and are specified where office-based and ambulatory procedures are performed rather than main operating rooms.
Can surgery centers order surgical and imaging tables in bulk?
Yes. Surgical and imaging tables are supplied by the unit and by suite-build quantity for hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, procedure suites, imaging departments and licensed distributors. As capital equipment these typically run through project procurement with accessory packages and freight coordination. Contact our procurement team for project and case pricing.
What surgical and imaging tables should be in an OR formulary?
An operating and imaging suite table program typically standardizes on a general-surgery OR table platform across main rooms, adds specialty and radiolucent tables for orthopedic and imaging-assisted procedures, minor procedure tables for outpatient areas, and a matched set of accessory rails, arm boards, positioners and pads. Standardizing the platform keeps accessories and service parts common. MAP Medical builds consolidated surgical and imaging table packages matched to procedure mix - contact our team for an assessment.