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Capintec - Model 870 - Pain Management C-Arm Table
The Pain Management C-Arm Table 870 is designed for image-guided fluoroscopic procedures where stability, access, and precise, quiet, vibration-free positioning are essential. A cantilevered low attenuation carbon-fiber tabletop, with choice of contoured or rectangular design, accommodates portable or ceiling-suspended C-Arms. The standard contoured top with face cutout provides ample workspace for anesthesiologists, yet the narrowness required for cervical procedures. The rectangular top offers additional space to promote superior image quality for long-leg runoff studies. The 24"-wide tabletop easily accommodates bariatric patients while our 70"-long radiolucent area allows for full fluoroscopic visualization over its 97"-long top.
- Carbon-Fiber Tabletop – 0.7 mm attenuation (1.2 mm with pad)
- Isocentric Lateral Roll Motion – Maintains image center during tabletop movement, minimizing image distortion (+/- 15°)
- Radiolucent Area – Large, 70"
- Trendelenberg Motion – 0° to 20°
- High-Speed Actuators – Ensure quick tabletop positioning, height adjustability, isocentric lateral roll and Trendelenburg motions
- Enhanced Patient Comfort – Table padding is 2" thick; includes 3 adjustable straps
- Precision Electric Motor Actuators – No oil or hydraulics
- Table Base – Encased in stainless steel, easy to clean
- Hand and Optional Foot-Operated Controllers – For convenient positioning
- Patient Capacity – 500 lb
- Low Profile Base – For unrestricted C-Arm movement
- Accessory Rails
- Choice of contoured or rectangular design. Contoured tabletop features a face cutout for comfortable prone positioning.
A portable handheld or optional foot-operated controller can be positioned for convenient access from any point around the table. Both controllers offer the freedom to adjust height, isocentric lateral roll, return-to-level and Trendelenburg motions, allowing for unobstructed C-Arm positioning and reduced radiation exposure to clinicians. The foot-operated controller can be used when hands are busy with other functions.