Key surgical positions with Operating tables Y

Novak M operating tables were designed to meet diverse surgical demands. Explore the positions they offer.

Why positioning matters

Each procedure requires a specific setup and the operating table must adapt to support it. Especially in facilities where multiple disciplines share the same equipment, an operating table should provide the flexibility for different procedures.

Proper positioning ensures:

  • Optimal surgical exposure – clear access to the operative site
  • Patient safety and comfort
  • Ergonomics for the surgical team

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The most common surgical positions

Our fully electric operating tables ensure surgeons can easily and safely prepare patients for different surgical procedures. The most common surgical positions include:

  • Supine position – the patient lies flat on the back;.
  • Trendelenburg / Reverse Trendelenburg – the patient is tilted with the head down or up;
  • Prone position – the patient lies on the stomach;
  • Lateral position – the patient lies on the side;
  • Lithotomy position – supine with raised legs in stirrups;
  • Beach chair position – a semi-sitting, reclined posture; specialized for shoulder surgeries.

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Universal solution

Novak M mobile operating tables stand out for their universality – one table supports a wide variety of surgical disciplines. If you are looking for an operating table that combines precision, flexibility, and reliability for your day-clinic, Novak M is the right solution. Contact our team for expert advice!

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