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HUT™ Table
The Head Up Tilt™ Table (HUT™ Table) was specifically designed to meet the ACC Expert Consensus table design requirements for head-up tilt testing equipment. It can travel from 70° head up to 15° degrees head down in 13 seconds, permits calibrated upright tilt, secures the patient gently to prevent falling, is designed with a foot-board support appropriate for syncope evaluations and is extremely robust
Electrophysiology/Tilt HUT™ Table
Benefits
  • Minimizes time in asystole 1
  • Allows restorative measures to begin twice as fast as the alternative approach1
  • Multipurpose design eliminates need for dedicated space
  • Bariatric capable
  • Enables facilities to move lengthy tilt studies to a lower overhead, non-invasive room
  • Helps eliminate cath lab scheduling conflicts
Features
  • 5 seconds 70°-15° Trendelenburg emergency positioning
  • 17° per second emergency positioning
  • Separate home and emergency controls
  • One button return to level
  • One button emergency positioning
  • Programmable tilt angle, 5° increments
  • Fully adjustable 4 belt patient restraint system
  • Head up tilt- electrically adjustable to 85°
  • Trendelenburg -electrically adjustable 0° - 15°
  • Normal tilt rate of 6.5° degrees per second
  • Height - electrically adjustable 30" - 38"
  • Folding foot platform
  • Certified patient safe - pinch point free design
  • Sealed, water resistant, low voltage, control
  • wand with self-retracting, coiled power cord
  • Folding foot board
  • Height adjustable
  • 14" x 12" Exam drop section (Model 1111 - 1211)
  • 14" x 12" Right sided sonographer 2 Way drop section w/ exam side remote release (Model 1211)
Options & Accessories
  • Collapsible/Removable safety rails
  • Arm Board
  • Head Extension
  • 4 different positioning SafeTwedgesT
  • IV Pole and 2 holders
  • Paper Roll Holder & Cutter
  • 71 optional vinyl colors
References
  1. Han Yang, Serious Response inTilt Table Test in Elderly and its Prophylactic Management, Journal of Zhejiand University SCIENCE, 2005, 6B(4):304-306
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