Exhibition Name：Arab Health 2023
Time: 30th January -2nd February
Booth: RD75
Arab Health, the second largest medical exhibitio in the world and the first in the Middle East, has been enjoying a strong reputation among hospitals and medical equipment dealers in the Arab countries of the Middle East.
In 2023, Arab Health is scheduled to take place from January 30th to February 2nd at the Dubai International Exhibition Centre in the United Arab Emirates.
As a distinguished representative of Chinese medical equipment manufacturers, Dragon Medical will exhibit the hottest medical equipment and healthcare devices.
At booth RD75, you could find the medical devices you are interested in and chat with experts from Dragon Medical.
The rapid population growth and high per capita spending on health care in the Middle East is driving the continued development of the local medical market. And the government is strongly supporting the construction of basic medical care and has made large investments.
This is a rare opportunity to network within the healthcare sector and generate new business. Will you visit?
Dragon Medical would be glad to meet you there and share the latest technology with you.
A surgical table is a device that is used to support and stabilize the patient during the operation. It has a number of important features: it can be used as an upright table, it can be locked, it can be positioned in various ways, it can be adjusted to the size of the operator.
The surgical operation table is a rectangular table with two parallel stretchers and a removable operating table bench. It is used for the surgical procedures of abdominal, thoracic and pelvic surgery, carotid endarterectomy, cesarean section and urethral surgery.
An operation table is a rectangular table with two parallel stretchers and a removable operating table bench. It is used for the surgical procedures of abdominal, thoracic and pelvic surgery, carotid endarterectomy, cesarean section and urethral surgery. The operation table can be used for comprehensive operations in obstetrics and gynecology, orthopedics, brain surgery, etc. It can meet the requirements of the surgical position and provide more flexible surgical space for medical staff. In this article we will explain how it is constructed in detail with drawing pictures to illustrate each step on how to build an operating table as well as its working parts. The operation table mainly consists of three parts: Operating Table Bench (sometimes called Surgery Table), Armrests (sometimes called Armrests), Scaffolding (sometimes called Scaffolding).
Operating Table Bench: This part contains the legs that support the operating tables legs (also known as stretchers) that hold up all parts of an operating room during surgeries such as Carotid Endarterectomy or Cesarean Section. If these legs are bent backwards or not installed it will make an uneven surface which prevents proper positioning of instruments during surgeries . This type of bench has four legs either side along one edge which are fitted into grooves on either side when they are installed in place on a scaffold . Then at another interval , each leg has an even number of holes drilled through them to prevent them from rubbing against one another . This type has four holes in each leg with a total length of approximately 20 cm long (8 inches long) . These holes are aligned so that when people sit on them it does not rub against any other part of their body (such as their head or face) when they rotate their back around due to turning around while sitting on them . A bench like this also needs to be sturdy enough to withstand heavy loads.
Surgery on an operation table is used in obstetrics and gynecology. It can meet the requirements of the surgical position and provide more flexible surgical space for medical staff. The operation table is a tool that uses a patient’s body for carrying out operations. The most important advantage of using an operation table is that it is flexible, which makes the procedure quicker and more efficient. This is because the patient has no weight or resistance, so there are no complications or errors during the surgery and operations can be done while the patient is still in bed.
Here is a quick overview of the different kinds of operations tables.
Operation tables are used in medical and surgical clinics, hospitals, and other health care facilities. They are used to help surgeons perform complex procedures such as surgery or heart bypass. They can also be used to assist with other surgeries such as hip replacements and knee replacements.
The operation table is a surgical theatre table used in some types of surgery.
The operation table has been developed mainly relying on good quality material, including wooden frame, metal frame, stainless steel frame and plastic frame. The wood frame is the most popular one. They are very durable and they are easy to clean. The metal frame with stainless steel parts has been developed mainly relying on good quality material, including wooden frame and metal parts with gold-plated finish. The plastic frames with polymer core have also been developed mainly relying on good quality material including wood frames and metal frames with plastic parts. Stainless steel frames could be used for heavy duty operations because of its high degree of corrosion resistance but it requires extra maintenance work because of their high cost.
Operational tables are very popular in surgical departments, both private and public. They can be used for many different types of operations. They are used in obstetrics and gynecology, orthopedics, brain surgery and more.
The operation table is the place where surgical staff can make their own decisions while operating on a patient. It is an important part of surgery and is also a very important tool for the staff to use during surgeries.
When they are used properly, they can help in reducing costs of surgeries as well as helping the patient to recover after it.
Operational tables are operated by applying pressure to them with a specially designed handle or making sure that the operator has enough space when operating. The table needs to be stable for proper operation because if there is any problem with it, the patient will not get the right results from it or will have problems during the procedure itself.
Operational tables should be easy to use and operate because if you don’t know how to work on it properly, you should not do so at all. If you want your surgeon or other medical staff to do their job correctly and efficiently, they must know how to operate an operation table well.
In certain situations, the surgeon is able to perform a procedure such as a cesarean section. In such situation, the umbilical cord can be cut and then transferred to the operating table in order to provide an alternative access route for the surgical staff. There are several ways of performing this operation. The first approach is to use a special cesarean section table, which is also called as “operation table” and it is usually placed in the operating room or operating theater. This special table is designed specially for this purpose, and it has two main components: The “umbilical clamp” (or “umbilical clamping device”) and the “cord clamping device” (or “cord clamping device”). The “umbilical clamping device” holds the umbilical cord on one side of the patient's abdominal wall, while on other side it terminates in a "cord clamp" which secures both sides of the cord.
In many cases, there are several umbilical clamps on one side of patient's abdominal wall. In many cases, there are more than one umbilical clamps on one side of patient's abdominal wall. This means that each umbilical clamps may be used more than once in some cases. Usually, after cutting one umbilical clamps off from patient's abdominal wall with "umbilical clamping device", another type of umbilical clamps can be inserted into that aperture provided by cutting off first type of clamps. A problem with this approach is that when another type of umbilical clamps are inserted into this opening, they may start tearing or cutting off part or entire parts from patient's abdominal wall as result of inserting too-long-length into surgical field or may not release from their anchoring points easily because they are not prepared properly for inserting into such anatomic spaces due to lack of proper surgical skills and knowledge by practicing surgeons.
Searching for examination beds can be an overwhelming task. Due to the various clinical settings designed to treat different patients with different issues, there are multiple types of exam examination beds that correspond with each setting.
In efforts to simplify your search, here are the 10 types of examination beds:
Manual examination beds, also referred to as box examination beds, are your standard exam examination beds that focus on functionality, reliability, and practicality.
Manual examination beds also feature a headrest and adjustable footrest, and many come with extra storage within their cabinets and drawers. These examination beds typically feature a heavy-duty step to assist patients as they get onto the bed, which could be simple for some patients but demanding for others.
Depending on your clientele, manual examination beds could be a great choice, especially if you have a smaller space or work in a multi-practice clinic.
Power examination beds, also known as high-low beds or electric beds, are the most popular types of examination beds. While manual examination beds have an adjustable headrest and backrest, they have fixed seating. Power examination beds, on the other hand, typically offer more adjustability ,therefore, they are available as an alternative to the more traditional manual option.
Some power examination beds can lift or lower the entire bed, while others can adjust individual parts. Having the powered options reduces the energy, exertion, and time it takes to adjust the bed, and it keeps patients comfortable. These are great for practitioners who provide in-office procedures, but really, any doctor would benefit from a power examination bed. Its effortless convenience for handling patients, as well as its easy accessibility make these beds a solid choice.
Procedure examination beds, also referred to as procedure chairs, are designed to comfortably assist medical professionals during minor procedures.
Prioritizing patient comfort and practitioner movability, most procedure chairs have an adjustable height feature, along with preset positions to ensure a hassle-free procedure performance.Some procedure examination beds also have pre-programmed positions that adjust the bed to the specific procedure that is being performed.
Treatment examination beds include massage examination beds, therapy examination beds, h-brace examination beds, and traction examination beds. There are treatment examination beds with storage drawers underneath the seated area, but most are quite simple to easily perform the required functions for your facility.
Bariatric examination beds are designed to provide additional patient support for those over 500 pounds. Built as heavy-duty structures, bariatric exam examination beds are strong and stable, and they make it easier for practitioners to transition, adjust, or lift overweight patients.
If you work in a pediatric care facility, pediatric exam examination beds are exactly what you and your patients need. These examination beds are sized appropriately for children of various ages and are, therefore, smaller in size and taller in height.
Pediatric exam examination beds truly keep patients in mind, as they’re designed with fun art and bright color options to help children feel at ease when visiting the doctor.
Most pediatric exam examination beds come with digital scales, among other features, to simplify the process of weighing young children, toddlers, and babies.
Operating examination beds also known as surgical examination beds, c-arm examination beds, or operation examination beds, are for patients to lie on during surgical procedures. While you can have a stationary operating table, mobile operating examination beds were designed with casters to conveniently move patients from room to room.
Imaging examination beds are procedure examination beds specifically designed for imaging procedures like radiology, ultrasound, CT scans, MRIs, and even surgery. Imaging examination beds are available with a range of accessories, like a c-arm or specialized positioning for urology, surgery, or an ultrasound.
Having additional accessories helps to make these procedures even more comfortable and effective for both patients and healthcare professionals. To ensure easy use and durability, these examination beds are often constructed with carbon fiber top surfaces.
Tilt examination beds allow for special tilt table tests to take place, which help doctors identify any unknown causes of syncope.If your work requires tilting patients to provide a diagnosis, tilt examination beds are the best for your practice.
Specialty examination beds are exam examination beds that cater to the specific needs of specialty practices. For example, mat examination beds, like the Clinton Upholstered Mat Platform, are designed for athletic centers, massage therapy facilities, rehabilitation clinics, and more.
While there are 10 different types of exam tables, they were all designed for one unifying purpose: to maximize the ease of accessing patients for the comfortable treatment of patients.
