Single Arm Motorized Pendant - Modular Operation Theatre

 

A single-arm motorized pendant is a device used in modular operation theatres to provide support and positioning of medical equipment, gas supply systems, electrical outlets, and other utilities needed during surgical procedures. It is designed to enhance workflow efficiency, improve ergonomics, and optimize the use of space in the operating room.

Here are some key features and functions of a single-arm motorized pendant in a modular operation theatre:

Motorized Arm: The pendant typically consists of a single arm that is motorized, allowing for smooth and precise movement in multiple axes (e.g., vertical, horizontal, rotational). This motorized arm can be controlled using a control panel or a remote control.

Equipment Mounting: The pendant arm is equipped with various mounting options to hold medical devices such as surgical lights, monitors, anesthesia machines, infusion pumps, and other equipment needed during surgery. These mounting options are adjustable and can be positioned according to the surgeon's preference for optimal access and visibility.

Cable Management: The pendant includes an integrated cable management system to organize and secure the cables and wires connected to the equipment. This helps to minimize clutter, reduce the risk of accidental disconnections, and maintain a clean and safe working environment.

Gas and Electrical Outlets: The pendant is equipped with gas outlets, electrical sockets, and data ports to provide easy access to medical gases, power supply, and data connectivity for devices. These outlets are strategically positioned along the pendant arm for convenient and efficient use during surgical procedures.

Height Adjustment: The motorized pendant allows for vertical height adjustment, enabling the healthcare team to position the equipment at the desired working height. This feature ensures that the equipment is within the ergonomic reach of the surgical team, reducing strain and fatigue during long procedures.

Integration with Building Systems: The pendant is designed to integrate with the modular operation theatre's building infrastructure, including the ceiling grid, electrical systems, and medical gas supply systems. This integration allows for seamless installation, maintenance, and future upgrades or modifications.

Control and Monitoring: The pendant may have a built-in control panel or touchscreen interface for easy control and monitoring of the equipment mounted on it. Surgeons and healthcare professionals can adjust the position, lighting, and other settings of the equipment as needed.

A single-arm motorized pendant in a modular operation theatre provides enhanced flexibility, efficiency, and ergonomics by optimizing the placement and accessibility of medical equipment. It helps create a well-organized and functional operating environment, contributing to better patient care and improved surgical outcomes. Modular OT.