The Dornier Relax+ Endo is engineered specifically for ESWL and endourology
The support system prides itself on its adaptability. The Relax+ Endo is able to fit seamlessly into just about any urological system.
The Relax+ Endo is the essential support for agile, adaptive and active urology.
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LESS RADIATION EXPOSURE FOR OPERATOR
DORNIER UROTILT
ESWL & ENDOUROLOGY
The Dornier Relax+ Endo is engineered specifically for ESWL and endourology.
The support system prides itself on its adaptability; being able to fit seamlessly into just about any urological system.
The Relax+ Endo is the essential support for agile, adaptive and active urology.
The Dornier Relax+ Endo is versatile enough to support third-party C-arms, including those that use Flat Panel Detectors (FPDs).
The table is also flexible enough to support quick procedures such as diagnostic cystoscopy and DJ stenting.
Please note: Endourological procedures should only be performed in accordance with the intended use of the main medical device.
Please check the operating manual of the main medical device (e.g. Delta III)
Each of the cut-out options have the correct anatomical position in relation to the perineal table end. The cut-outs are removable inserts that can be re-inserted when required.
Endourology is often wet. So we made the Relax+ Endo IPX2 drip-proof, even when tilted, so it’s safe from water damage, especially during endourology.
The table allows you to focus on treating stones without worrying about fluids leaking into the circuitry.
The IPX2 rating means that the device is fully functional when tilted to 15° and exposed to dripping water
A feature unique to the Relax+ Endo, enabling the table to tilt in both isocentric and non-isocentric axes.
Having the best of both worlds gives you unparalleled flexibility to the urology team and optimal comfort to the patient.
(pivoting at the pelvis)
This means of tilting makes it easier for the urologist to rotate around the pelvis area, reducing patient strain and pelvis movement during rotation.
(pivoting at the head)
This means of tilting minimizes head movement, making the anesthetist’s job easier whilst maximising patient comfort.
The Relax+ Endo is the only urological patient table on the market that uses carbon fiber, a state-of-the-art material known for its strength and radiolucence.
Compared to tables with metal interfaces (typically not radiopaque), a radiolucent midsection leads to better operator safety and imaging.
We often think about reducing radiation exposure to the patient, but tend to overlook the operators’ exposure to scattered radiation, which is reflected off the radiopaque elements in the patient table (and the patient body).
The radiation exposure is compounded by the fact that operators use these machines on a day-to-day basis.
Carbon fiber’s radiolucence means less scattered radiation compared to other tables with radiopaque elements in the midsection.
Tables with radiopaque elements might require specific patient positions for unblocked imaging, as these elements might cut-off parts of the image. With the Relax+ Endo, the radiolucence of carbon fiber gives you much more freedom on patient positioning during imaging.
The table’s mid-sections and extensions are easily exchanged due to the system’s modular design and carbon fiber extensions.
The table’s midsections and extensions are easily exchanged due to the system’s modular design and carbon fiber extensions.
The unrestricted mobility of the Dornier Relax+ Endo also allows the table to be easily transported with or without a patient.
The brake pedal on the side can be set to 3 different configurations:
The simple-to-use hand control facilitates precise patient positioning for treatment. Easily adjust table movement and travel speed. The zero position is ideal for lithotripsy and the hand control can store three additional table position presets for a customized, efficient workflow.
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