Company executives describe the table as a “quantum leap forward” in patient positioning for spine surgery. The software allows surgeons control over the desired degree of flexion and extension for direct visualization of vertebral alignment.
The open frame is designed to convert to a radiolucent imaging top for suprine and lateral procedures.
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