Modular Operation Theatre | Modular Operation Theater

  Difference from Indian and Foreign Modular Operation Theatres? Altos Engineers How are India's modular operation theaters different from foreign modular operation theaters? Modular operation theatre in India and foreign countries may have some similarities in terms of their basic concept and purpose, but there can also be differences based on factors such as design, construction standards, regulations, and healthcare practices specific to each country. Here are a few potential differences: Design and Construction Standards: Modular operation theatres in different countries may adhere to different design and construction standards. These standards can vary in terms of dimensions, layout, materials used, equipment integration, HVAC systems, cleanliness standards, and infection control measures. Regulations and Guidelines: Each country has its own set of regulations and guidelines governing the construction and operation of healthcare facilities, including operation the

  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 po