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operating room tables

going back to work in the OR after being retired for a year.My mind seems to have gone blank.I remember jackson table from ortho. The fracture table we always called the fracture table-anybody know of another name for it. there was the general table,stryker table. Can anyone think of the names for any other tables?:confused:

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    There are Chick fracture beds,and Hana beds(also for fractures).

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    There are Andrews tables they use for backs which I really hate because positioning the patient into one of these is a HUGE occupational health and safety risk-I'm sure there is sader technology they can come up with.

    I think what you call your fracture table is what we call our traction table. I hate the bloody thing because setting it up is always a nightmare and yes another OCHS risk because everything is sooo heavy on it.

    And yes the Jackson OSI table-yet another thing to break our backs in ortho.

    We use the Marquet tables and as I work in general we really only go supine or lithotomy on it.

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