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Condor MedTec – Condor® ES (Extension System)
CONDOR MEDTEC
- Patient positioning element for surgery
- Carbon structure that provides strength and stability that supports weights up to 220 kg
- Radio-transparent structure compatible with all operating tables
- Advanced mechanism that allows easy positioning of the patient’s limbs
- Available in several configurations, footrests are available in several sizes
- Easy to transport, install and adjust for surgery and consumes little space during storage
CARBON STABILITY
The Condor® ES uses its advanced carbon structure for stable limb positioning
It is the system that represents the complementary element for positioning the patient’s lower limbs in any position required during surgeries that are based on the durability of the carbon structure, which can support weights of up to 220 kg, to provide stability and efficiency to the medical act, presenting an ergonomic and financially advantageous solution.
VERSATILE DESIGN
It can be easily integrated into the operating room and is compatible with radiology systems
By adding the system, any standard operating table can be converted into an extension table, its carbon structure allowing efficient integration of radiology systems that perform intraoperative X-ray monitoring, from phalanxes to pelvis. Also, its folding footrests can be easily attached and detached to give more freedom of movement to the surgical team and more space for other equipment needed during surgery, being available in several models, depending on the size of patients’ lower limbs, to optimize stability.
CONTROL ERGONOMIC
The Condor® ES is lightweight and comfortable to adjust and transport
Condor® ES is the solution that presents reduced time and effort during installation, adjustment and transportation, the integrated accessory trolley consuming minimal storage space and being easy to handle, and the traction device allows easy manual adjustment and positioning of the foot, all at low investment costs, to optimize the stability and versatility of the medical act.
