INFIMED FENIX OT-01 User manual

User Manual
OPERATING TABLE FENIX
OT-01
Serial numer ……………………………..
Edition 3.0
June 2022

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Manufacturer:
INFIMED Ltd.
Kabaty 1 Street
34-300 Żywiec
Poland
WWW.INFIMED.PL
Tel/fax [phone]
SRN: PL-MF-000015633
NIP 553 251 29 67
REGON 243274947
In accordance with the classification of medical devices according to Regulation (EU) 2017/745 of
the European Parliament and of the Council, the lamp has been classified as class I.
The manufacturer declares that the product complies with the essential requirements of
Regulation (EU) 2017/745 of the European Parliament and of the Council and the Act on medical
devices.
The compliance procedure was carried out in accordance with Annex VIII of the Regulation.

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Table of contents:
1. Safety............................................................................................................................................... 5
1.1. General safety remarks ................................................................................................................ 5
1.2. General notes on the safe use of the product ............................................................................. 5
1.3. Technical parameters ................................................................................................................... 6
1.4. General requirements .................................................................................................................. 7
1.5. Product description ..................................................................................................................... 8
1.6. Description of the components of an example table.................................................................. 8
2. Transport and start-up ........................................................................................................................ 9
2.1. Transport ...................................................................................................................................... 9
2.2. Unpacking and initial start-up .................................................................................................... 10
3. Operation and performance............................................................................................................. 11
3.1. Raising and lowering of the tabletop ..................................................................................... 11
3.2. Angular change of the tabletop position................................................................................ 11
3.3. Tabletop function adjustment................................................................................................ 12
3.3.1. Changing the angle of the headrest .................................................................................... 12
3.3.2. Changing the angle of the back rest.................................................................................... 12
3.3.4. Footrest rotation adjustment.............................................................................................. 13
3.3.5. Kidney bridge angle adjustment (additional option) .......................................................... 13
3.3.6. Longitudinal adjustment of the tabletop (additional option) ............................................ 13
3.4. Assembly and disassembly of selected components ................................................................ 14
3.4.1. Assembly and disassembly of the headrest ....................................................................... 14
3.4.2. Assembly and disassembly of footrests ............................................................................. 14
3.4.3. Assembly and disassembly of mattresses .......................................................................... 15
3.5. Table mobility............................................................................................................................ 15
4. Static charge prevention ........................................................................................................... 15
5. Risk of collisions......................................................................................................................... 15
6. Performance evaluation............................................................................................................ 15
7. Defect and faults ....................................................................................................................... 16
8. Cleaning and disinfection .......................................................................................................... 16
9. Maintenance and repairs .......................................................................................................... 16
10. Condition checks and inspections ............................................................................................. 17
11. Troubleshooting potential faults and table diagnostics............................................................ 17

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12. Liquidation of the product......................................................................................................... 17
13. Additional accessories .............................................................................................................. 18
14. Table labels.................................................................................................................................. 21

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1. Safety
The product has been designed and manufactured to ensure its safe use and operation. A
prerequisite for the safe use of the table is to read, understand and follow the rules included in this
manual.
1.1. General safety remarks
- Do not use, operate or service the table in a manner inconsistent with this manual.
- The user has no right to make independent modifications or repairs to the product. The occurrence
of such a fact will void the warranty on the product. Repairs may be made by service personnel or
manufacturer's representative.
1.2. General notes on the safe use of the product
- Before using the table, make sure the footrests and headrest are properly secured and locked.
- Before performing functional movements, block the possibility of rolling the table
- After changing the angle position of the footrest and locking its position with the pressure handle,
make sure that it is properly interlocked.
- When performing Trendelenburg and anti-Trendelenburg positions, as well as lateral tilting of the
tabletop, it is essential to remember to properly secure (fasten) the patient to protect him from
uncontrolled sliding off the operating table top.
- When performing hydraulic anti-Trendelenburg/Trendelenburg positions, side tilting, segmenting
and tabletop sliding, be careful not to collide with the base or substrate.
- When performing Trendelenburg and anti-Trendelenburg positions, the footrests, backrest and
headrest should be in a level or pivoted position above horizontal.
- Do not implement longitudinal movement when the tabletop is in an angled position with respect
to the ground (e.g., Trendelenburg and anti-Trendelenburg positions and lateral tilting).
- When using the operating table in the vicinity of high-frequency medical instruments and
defibrillators, follow the recommendations in the operating instructions of these instruments.
Improper use can become the cause of dangerous accidents. There is a danger of serious burns to
the patient through contact with metal parts of the table or its equipment.
- When moving the table, avoid collisions.
- Do not disinfect the table in disinfection chambers and use high-pressure equipment for cleaning.
- Do not use bleaching agents, active chlorine or oxygen for cleaning and disinfection.
- For washing plastic parts, do not use any agents whose ingredients destroy their structure.

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- Do not use agents containing alcohol to wash and disinfect mattresses.
- If the product will not be used for an extended period of time, it should be stored under the
following environmental conditions:
- temperature: 25⁰C (77⁰F) ± 10⁰C (18⁰F)
- humidity: 50% ± 25%
- The table is designed to be installed and operated only indoors with the following environmental
conditions:
- temperature: 25⁰C (77⁰F) ± 10⁰C (18⁰F)
- humidity: 50% ± 25%
- atmospheric pressure 700 do 1060 hPa
Failure to comply with the above requirements for cleaning and disinfection in the first place will
void the product warranty
1.3. Technical parameters
Total length of the table with 4 or 5 sections tabletop
2100 mm
Total length of the table with 6 sections tabletop
2300 mm
Total length of the table with back rest for shoulder arthroscopy
Around 2100 mm
Width of the tabletop
500 mm
Total width of the tabletop (side rails)
560 mm
Height adjustment (with mattress)
680 mm – 1030 mm
Lateral tilt adjustments
± 30°
Trendelenburg / anti-Trendelenburg adjustment
± 40°
Backrest adjustment
- 45° ; +85°
Footrest adjustment
- 90° ; +25°
Footrest abduction
max 180°
Headrest tilt angle
± 45°
Kidney bridge adjustment
~120 mm
Optional longitudinal slide
350 mm

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Table mass
250 kg
Maximum working load
250 kg
Period of use
10 years
At the special request of the customer, it is possible to manufacture a product with changed
technical parameters, without reducing its safety.
1.4. General requirements
Using, operating and servicing the table inconsistently with the guidelines of the manual is
absolutely forbidden and may lead to danger and irreparable damages due to the user's fault, for
which the manufacturer is not responsible.
Any interference with the table elements inconsistent with the instructions, use of equipment
other than that offered by the manufacturer may be permitted only on the basis of a written
consent from the manufacturer.
The user must ensure that all persons operating, handling the product have read, understood and
followed this manual. In addition, he is obliged to ensure that the table is used only for its intended
purpose and in conditions suitable for this purpose. The user is obliged to guarantee all necessary
measures to ensure the safe and appropriate operation of the product, to prevent any risk to the
safety of his life and health, as well as that of patients and third parties.
Storage - if the product will not be used for a long period of time, it should be stored under the
following environmental conditions:
- temperature: 25⁰C (77⁰F) ± 10⁰C (18⁰F)
- humidity: 50% ± 25%
The table is designed to be installed and operated only in enclosed spaces with the following
environmental conditions:
- temperature: 25⁰C (77⁰F) ± 10⁰C (18⁰F)
- humidity: 50% ± 25%
- atmospheric pressure 700 do 1060 hPa
Permissible temperature change in 12 hours not more than 20°C.
During transport, storage and unpacking of the product, the temperature change must not be
greater than 10°C per hour. Do not unpack the product before it has reached the temperature of the
room intended for installation. In the event of significant temperature differences between the
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table must be left for a minimum of 12 hours to equalise the temperature level. After this period the
table can be put into operation.
In the case of transport of the table under specific conditions (low ambient temperature) the
methods of transportation, securing must be agreed with the manufacturer.
1.5. Product description
The operating table FENIX OT-01 is made of stainless, acid-resistant steel and is designed to support
the patient during all surgical and specialised procedures and operations.
The operating table FENIX OT-01 is equipped with a multi-segment table top mounted on a mobile
base with central wheel locking. Vertical movement of the table top, as well as its longitudinal and
lateral tilting, is provided by a mechanical-hydraulic drive. The functional movement of the tabletop
segments is assisted by gas springs and the optional longitudinal movement is carried out
mechanically. The table top can be of four, five or six sections and has the option of interchanging
the footrest sections with the headrest section. It is permeable to X-rays along its entire length and is
fitted with high-quality anti-static polyurethane or foam mattresses. An optional version of the
backrest table for shoulder arthroscopy with detachable side segments is available. A variety of
accessories can be fitted to the table to support the correct positioning of the patient depending on
the type of operation being performed.
1.6. Description of the components of an example table
Nr
Description
Nr
Description
1
Headrest section
5
Base with central brake
1a
Headrest tilt adjustment
5a
Column rubber cover
1b
Headrest attachment to backrest
5b
Column cover
1c
Side rail
5c
Table travel lock lever
2
Backrest section
2a
Backrest tilt adjustment
5e
Mech-hyd function selector
2b
Lock release lever
5f
Anti-static wheels
2c
Backrest handles
5g
Swivel wheel
2d
Side rail
5h
Potential equalisation connector
2e
Detachable side segments
5i
Foot pump drive levers
3
Seat segment

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3a
Side rail
4
Footrest segment
4a
Footrest angle adjustment lever
4b
Side rail
8
Optional kidney bridge
4c
Adjustment for side recline
8a
Kidney bridge adjustment
4d
Footrest attachment to seat
8b
Lever attachment socket
2. Transport and start-up
2.1. Transport
For the time of transport of the table by means of transport the table must be placed in the transport
position. The transport position means minimal lowering of the top, lowering of the backrest
segments, the headrest and the footrests below horizontal. During transport the product must be
protected against moisture and dust and immobilised. The table must not be moved by grasping the
table top. For carrying, use the straps, which must be pulled under the base of the table. During
transport, storage and unpacking of the product, the temperature change must not be greater than
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8b
5a
5b
4
1a
8
2
2c
5i
3
1
5f
5g
5h
5e
5c
1b
2d
2b
1c
2a
8a
3a
4b
4a
4c
4d

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8-10°C per hour. Products must not be stacked in layers if not clearly marked on the transport
packaging.
2.2. Unpacking and initial start-up
The table is supplied by the manufacturer in a box with a total weight of approximately 250 kg.
The table must not be unpacked outside the building.
The table should be prepared for use in the following order:
a) Ensure that the transport packaging has stood long enough in the room where the table is to
be used
b) Open the transport packaging
c) Remove all materials securing the table during transport
d) Remove and set aside all supplied accessories
e) Set footrests, backrest, headrest in "zero" position - horizontal to the ground
f) With the help of additional persons remove the table from the transport pallet. Do not lift
the table by grasping the tabletop components. Use the straps placed under the base.
g) Carefully read the User manual
h) Carry out the first start of the table according to the guidelines contained in the next section
of this manual.
If the product will not be used for a long period of time, it should be stored under the following
environmental conditions: temperature: 25⁰C (77⁰F) ± 10⁰C (18⁰F), humidity: 50% ± 25%.
The product is designed to be installed and operated only indoors with the following
environmental conditions: temperature: 25⁰C (77⁰F) ± 10⁰C (18⁰F), humidity: 50% ± 25%,
atmospheric pressure: 700 to 1060 hPa.
2.3. Instalation and first start-up
After having carried out all the necessary operations for unloading the table, position the product at
the desired place of work, meeting the requirements set out in this manual.
Set the table into its working place, then press the locking lever of the passage
The table must be connected to the equipotential installation by a cable via potential equalizing
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3. Operation and performance
3.1. Raising and lowering of the tabletop
The height of the tabletop is variable within the range specified in the product parameters. To set the
worktop to the desired height, select the appropriate function of the drive selector "5i" and then
press the appropriate foot pump lever "5c" (one lowers and the other raises the tabletop) until the
desired position is reached. When the end positions are reached, the tabletop will stop.
Do not lower the tabletop if the footrests or backrest are significantly lowered in relation to the
tabletop.
When lowering the height of the tabletop, take care that there is no collision between the
elements of the tabletop and the table base or the ground.
Special attention should be paid to the movements carried out, due to the possibility of damaging
the table in the event of two movements being put together, e.g. lateral tilting with Trendelenburg
or mechanical collisions of the table elements.
3.2. Angular change of the tabletop position
The change of the angular position of the tabletop is realised within the range indicated in the
technical parameters of the table. In order to set the tabletop in the desired angular inclination with
respect to the ground, select the appropriate function of the drive selector "5i" and then press the
5c
5c
5i

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appropriate lever of the foot pump "5c" (one tilts the tabletop into the Trendelenburg or right
position and the other into the Antitrendelenburg or left position) until the desired position is
reached. When the end positions are reached, the tabletop will stop.
When carrying out the Trendelenburg and reverse-Trendelenburg positions as well as lateral tilting
of the tabletop, one should always remember to secure the patient to prevent him/her from
uncontrolled sliding off the operating table.
When performing the Trendelenburg and reverse-Trendelenburg positions, the headrest, backrest
and footrests should be in a leveled or tilted position above the horizontal.
Particular attention should be paid to the movements performed, due to the possibility of
damaging the table in the event of two movements being put together, e.g. lateral tilting with
Trendelenburg, or mechanical collisions of table elements.
3.3. Tabletop function adjustment
3.3.1. Changing the angle of the headrest
The adjustment of the angle position of the headrest is carried out within the range specified in the
technical parameters of the table. In order to change the angle of the headrest, stand behind the
headrest, grasp the lever while resting your thumb on the headrest frame, then pull the lever
towards you, the headrest will be tilted above horizontal. To lower the headrest, repeat the above
steps, but keep the lever in place after you have released it and also use your muscles to lower the
headrest by pushing it down. If the lever is released early, the position of the headrest is locked in
the current position.
3.3.2. Changing the angle of the back rest
Adjustment of the backrest angle is carried out within the range specified in the table's technical
parameters. In order to change the backrest angle, stand behind the backrest, grasp the handles
with both hands, and then, simultaneously pressing the buttons (placed on the sides of the handles)
with your thumbs, change the backrest position by raising or lowering it. When the buttons are
released, the backrest movement is blocked. Changing the position of the backrest segment is
achieved using gas springs. However, these are only a supporting element and muscle power must be
used when adjusting the angle.
The optional back rest for shoulder arthroscopy additionally includes two (lateral) detachable
segments for shoulder surgery. The assembly and disassembly of the detachable segments is carried
out by means of pressure knobs and locking pins. To fit the lateral segment, ensure that the pressure
knobs are screwed in firmly enough, the locking pin is raised, then lift the segment (standing behind
the back rest) and slide it into the attachment socket in the frame. Once the segment is fully seated,
tighten the clamping knobs and release the locking pins. Disassembly takes place in reverse order.
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Angle adjustment of the footrests is carried out within the range specified in the technical
parameters of the table. The change of the angle should be carried out separately for each footrest.
To do this, stand in front of the footrest, grasp the footrest with one hand and the lever underneath
with the other. Then pull the levers towards you and raise or lower the footrest. Please note that
when the lever is released, the footrest will automatically lift upwards (only without load). When the
lever is released, the position of the footrest will be locked.
Note that with a minimum lowering of the table, a collision between the footrest and the base
may occur. To avoid this, the lower extreme position of the footrests should only be set in the
raised table top position.
When performing the anti-Trendelenburg position, the footrests may collide with the base
3.3.4. Footrest rotation adjustment
The desired angle of the footrests is achieved by releasing (lifting) the handle, then turning the
footrests to the desired angle and locking the handle again.
Ensure that the handle is properly tightened.
3.3.5. Kidney bridge angle adjustment (additional option)
Adjustment of the angular position of the kidney bridge is carried out within the range specified in
the technical parameters of the table. To change the angle of inclination of the kidney bridge, stand
behind the headrest, fix the lever in the socket and turn, the bridge will be inclined above horizontal.
To lower the kidney bridge, repeat the above steps but turn the lever in the opposite direction.
3.3.6. Longitudinal adjustment of the tabletop (additional option)
Before adjusting the longitudinal position of the tabletop, make sure that the footrests and backrest
are above the level of the tabletop. If they are below level, it is essential that they are leveled or
raised above level.
Do not carry out longitudinal translation when the tabletop is in an angled position in relation to
the ground (e.g. Trendelenburg and anti-Trendelenburg positions and lateral tilting).
Do not exchange the position of the tabletop components (headrest and footrests) if the table is
equipped with longitudinal movement of the tabletop.
Once the above settings have been made in order to realise the longitudinal movement of the table
top, stand behind the backrest, grasp the handles with two hands, press simultaneously the shorter
inner handles located on both arms and move the top. The longitudinal position can be realised in
seven positions. When both handles are released at the same time, the movement will be locked.

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It is absolutely necessary to ensure that the locking mechanism works and that the worktop cannot
be moved despite the release of the handles.
3.4. Assembly and disassembly of selected components
3.4.1. Assembly and disassembly of the headrest
The headrest is mounted to the backrest segment. Special headrest mounting clips are used for this
purpose. There is a yoke in the backrest, on which a pin located in the upper part of the joint of the
headrest is fixed. Locking is carried out by means of pressure knobs that raise the locking tongue in
the aforementioned joint.
To attach the headrest, make sure the pressure knobs are unscrewed firmly enough, then take the
headrest with both hands and, standing behind the back rest, seat the hinge pins evenly on the
yokes. Pay particular attention to pressing the headrest evenly. Otherwise it may be difficult to fit.
Once the joints are fully seated on the yokes, tighten the pressure knobs. Removal of the headrest is
carried out in the reverse order.
It is not permissible to swap places between the headrest and the footrest segment in the case of a
table fitted with a longitudinal sliding top.
3.4.2. Assembly and disassembly of footrests
Footrests are mounted to the seat segment. Special footrest mounting clamps are used for this
purpose. There is a yoke in the seat, on which a pin located in the upper part of the footrest joint is
fixed. Locking is carried out by means of pressure knobs that raise the locking tongue in the
aforementioned joint.
To attach the footrest, make sure the pressure knob is sufficiently tightened, then take the footrest
with both hands and, standing in front of the seat, place the joint pin evenly on the yoke. Once the
joint is fully seated on the yoke, tighten the pressure knob. Footrest removal is carried out in the
reverse order.
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Ensure that the footrests are properly secured before use.
3.4.3. Assembly and disassembly of mattresses
The mattresses are disassembled without the use of tools. Both in the case of Velcro and pin
fastening, their removal consists of applying the appropriate muscle force and detaching the
mattress from the base of the respective segment. Assembly consists of placing the mattress in the
correct position and pressing it to the ground.
3.5. Table mobility
The table base is equipped with a set of wheels that allow the table to be moved in all directions. In
order to block the movement, the base has been fitted with a travel lock system. The best way to roll
the table is to put the table top in the following position: footrests set approx. 45° down from the
horizontal, backrest and headrest approx. 30° up from the horizontal. In this position, release the
movement lock (lift up the release lever at the base) and drive the table with sufficient force. In
order to lock the passage of the table again, push the lever at the base as far down as possible. This
will extend the special feet on which the table rests immovably.
4. Static charge prevention
The design of the table has safe pathways for potential flux exit through the use of antistatic wheels
and feet and suitable mattresses with antistatic properties. The operating table must be used on an
antistatic floor. The table must be connected to the potential neutralisation system via a cable via
the potential equalisation terminal. The equipotential bonding cable is included in the standard table
equipment!
5. Risk of collisions
The table allows to be positioned in such a way that in certain extreme positions, and especially
when using accessories fixed to the side rails, mechanical collisions can occur. Care must be taken to
avoid such situations in order not to damage the table or the accessories.
Operate the table consciously with care and full responsibility.
6. Performance evaluation
Before each first start-up and use of the table on any given day, the correctness of its operation
must be assessed.
How to assess the state of correct operation:
a) Move the table to the required position and block its passage (extend the locking feet - see
3.5. for the way of extension). Then, by applying some force, try to move the table, top in any
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b) Check the operation of the mechanisms controlled by the pneumatic springs and the
corresponding retarders. Once the position has been properly adjusted (see sections
Operation and functioning), it should not be possible to change the position of the individual
table segments without pressing the appropriate retarders and applying sufficient force.
c) Check that there is no play in the mechanical connections impeding the correct use of the
table.
If during the test carried out in this way no inaccuracies or damages are detected and no disturbing
noises are heard by the user, the table can be used. Otherwise refer to the troubleshooting point.
In the event that the table is not fully operational, i.e. the parameter values obtained differ from
those specified in the instructions, it must not be used. This fact must be reported to the
manufacturer or his representative. The use of an inoperative table may lead to damage, which is
chargeable to the user and for which the manufacturer is not responsible.
7. Defect and faults
Defects and faults detected in the product by operating personnel must be reported immediately to
the person in charge of technical maintenance at the facility. This person, having carefully recognised
the possible defect and its cause, is obliged to contact the service department or the manufacturer
for consultation and possible instructions for further action. A product that cannot be used safely
(mechanical damage) must not be used until it has been repaired.
8. Cleaning and disinfection
For cleaning and disinfection, use cleaning agents that do not contain active oxygen or chlorine. After
disinfection, rinse with distilled water to eliminate streaks. Use a dry soft sterile cloth for thorough
drying.
The product must not be disinfected in disinfection chambers.
A water jet must not be used to wash the table.
No agents whose ingredients damage the structure of the plastic must be used to wash plastic
items.
Disinfectants containing alcohol must not be used to wash and disinfect mattresses.
A list of disinfectants can be found in Annex 1 to the instructions.
Failure to comply with the above requirements will void the product warranty.
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Any repairs to the product shall be carried out by the relevant service centre or the manufacturer's
direct representative. The user is not entitled to make any modifications or repairs to the product
himself without special training and authorisation. After the customer has obtained the
manufacturer's written consent for a possible repair to be carried out by the customer's technical
personnel, the manufacturer will make available all the necessary information needed to carry out
the repair.
All repairs, inspections and maintenance should be recorded in the Repair and Maintenance Service
Card included in the product manual (Annex 2).
10. Condition checks and inspections
In order to ensure that the product remains in good technical condition during its period of use, the
user is obliged to submit it to periodic technical inspections. Inspections are carried out by an
authorised service centre or by the manufacturer's direct representative. The inspection is carried
out at the user's expense.
11. Troubleshooting potential faults and table diagnostics
a) the table cannot be rolled
- check that the foot lock is not activated
- check for collision of the base with an element protruding from the ground
b) table does not stand stably
- check that there are no elements under the footer that destabilize the table
- check the adjustment of the feet
If in doubt, contact the manufacturer for the necessary assistance and clarification.
12. Liquidation of the product
The user, deciding to stop using the product, is obliged to disinfect it (a product that is not
disinfected in accordance with current environmental regulations is hazardous waste).

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13. Additional accessories
- One position clamp
EB-01
- Multi position clamp
EB-02
- Knee support
EB-03
- Angle arm support
EB-04
- Arm support
EB-05
- thigh holder
EB-06
- Side-shoulder support
EB-07
- Side support
EB-08
- Anesthetic frame
EB-09
- Anesthetic frame with adjustable width
EB-10
- Infusion holder
EB-11
- Hand/shank holder
EB-12
- Support for meniscus operation
EB-13
- Arm support, height adjustable
EB-14
- Arm support on a ball joint
EB-15
- Leg strap
ES-01
- Thigh strap
ES-02
- Abdominal strap
ES-03
- Hand/wrist strap
ES-04
- Gynecological bowl
ES-05
- Urological bowl
ES-06
- Holder for additional equipment, mobile
ES-07
- Holder for arm operations
ES-08
- Holder for tubes
ES-09
- Tray for additional accessories
ES-10

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- X-ray tray
ES-11
- Chest support
ES-12
- Attachment for knee operations
ES-13
- Pubic support
ES-14
- Leg support, not-divided
ES-15
- Proctological attachment
ES-16
- Side rail extension
ES-17
- Tabletop extension
ES-18
- Strap for anesthetic frame
ES-19
- X-Ray translucent plate /mounted instead of leg rests/
ES-20
- Foot supports
ES-21
- Side support to the table top
ES-22
- Lithotomic stirrups
ES-23
- X-ray translucent plate
ES-30
- Orthopedic attachment with two extension devices and support roll
EO-01
- Bar support
EO-02
- Leg support
EO-03
- Support for plastering
EO-04
- Heel holder
EO-05
- Foot support
EO-06
- Clamp for orthopedic attachment supports
EO-07
- Knee operation attachment for orthopedic attachment (without extension
device) EO-08
- Hip support for side position
EO-09
- Support for orthopedic attachment arms
EO-10
- Knee support for side positions
EO-11

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- Trolley for installation of orthopedic attachment
EO-12
- Mobile stand for additional equipment of orthopedic attachment
EO-13
- Leather shoes for orthopedic attachment
EO-14
- Small leather shoe
EO-15
- Attachment for hand operating
EO-20
- Support roller for hand surgery
EO-21
- Attachment for shoulder operations
EO-30
- Specialistic head rest with adjustable track
EN-01
- Specialistic head rest, horseshoe
EN-02
- Orthopedic head rest
EN-03
- Thoracic surgery head rest
EN-04
- Support for the doctor's hands
EN-05
- Specialized horseshoe headrest
EN-06
- Helmet type headrest
EN-07
- Adapter for specialistic head rests
EA-01
- DORO specialist mounting adapter for table backrest
EA-02
- Large stainless steel clamp for the carbon tabletop
ER-01
- Small stainless steel clamp for a carbon tabletop
ER-02
- Large clamp transparent for X-ray radiation for a carbon tabletop
ER-03
- Small clamp translucent to X-ray radiation for a carbon tabletop
ER-04
- Eccentric handle
ER-05
- Table top transparent for X-ray radiation
ER-06