C-Arm Tables

C-Arm Tables

The Doctor’s Toy Store buys, sells, trades, and exports medical equipment at discount prices, including C-Arm Tables.

We’re proud to offer a wide variety of Surgical C-Arm Tables for sale from the world’s leading manufacturers, including both new and pre-owned models from Infinium, Berchtold, and Oakworks Medical.

That also includes Heavy-Duty C-Arm Tables that hold up to 650 lbs.

Because of our 20 years of consistent performance and quality customer service for our clients in Florida, the U.S. and around the world, medical professionals from all over the globe are constantly beating a path to the Doctor’s Toy Store showroom.

That’s why you are as likely to meet a visiting doctor at the Doctor’s Toy Store showroom from Buenos Aires, Boston or Las Vegas, as you are from Ft. Lauderdale, Coral Gables, or Palm Beach.

Our staff continues to sweat the small details and do the small things every day that matter to our medical clients. They remain vigilant to our clients’ desire for medical equipment and technology -and practical know-how- at discount prices.

Convenience

That consistency of quality customer service AND discount prices over 20 years helps explain why The Doctor’s Toy Store is now proud to be the largest medical equipment showroom in Florida, at well over 20,000 square feet.

We are conveniently located next to I-95 in South Florida between Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport and Miami International Airport. This great location allows us to extend our reach, quickly and efficiently, and offer doctors located around the world the same opportunity to save as those in Florida.

Whether you are using our new-and-improved website or visiting us at our showroom in Hallandale Beach, see for yourself why consistent quality and discount prices make The Doctor’s Toy Store the first choice for savvy doctors looking for new & used medical equipment.

C-Arm Tables In Stock

Twenty-six imaging tables, including the full Oakworks CFPM range and the Medstone Elite series.

Pain management and general fluoroscopy

• Oakworks Medical CFPM 100, 200/201, 300/301 and 400/401 – the standard pain-management imaging tables in US practice, which is why pads, accessories and service are straightforward.
• Oakworks CFPM400 with integrated headrest and CFPM100 rectangular top
• Oakworks DTPM300
• Medstone Elite TM2, TM3, TM4 and TM5, plus the Arcoma Medstone Elite TM5 mobile imaging table
• Morgan MEDesign Basic-One and Morgan MEDesign Heavy-Duty
• idi Aspect 100-4T-G2 and idi Aspect 100HT high-tilt fluoroscopic procedure table
• Durabuilt 8000 F
• Imaging C-Arm Table

Urology

• Oakworks CFUR301 and CFUR401 urology C-arm tables – cut-out and drainage configuration for cysto and stone work.
• idi Aspect 100UC Urology Mobile

Vascular and O.R.

• Medstone PRO-2000T Vascular C-Arm Table
• Stille Medstone3 PM Surgical Table
• Berchtold Operon B 810
• ATS Electro-Hydraulic C-Arm and O.R. Operating Table – doubles as a general surgical table.

Why a C-Arm Table Is Not a Surgical Table

A C-arm table exists to stay out of the image. The tabletop is radiolucent – carbon fibre or composite with no metal in the imaging field – and the base is set back so the C-arm can orbit and travel without hitting anything. Put a standard surgical table under a C-arm and the frame, side rails and base appear in your images, and the arm cannot reach where you need it. Any table you buy for fluoroscopy has to be judged on imaging access first and patient positioning second.

What to Check Before You Buy

• Unobstructed imaging length. This is the number that matters most and the one that is easiest to overlook. Measure how much of the tabletop the C-arm can actually reach without the base in the way, and compare it against the anatomy you image. A table with a shorter free span will not do cervical and lumbar work on the same setup.
• Tabletop material and condition. Check the radiolucent top for cracks, delamination and repairs. Damage to a carbon-fibre top shows up as artefact in the image and is expensive to replace.
• Float top. A free-floating top lets you reposition the patient rather than the C-arm, which saves time on every case. Test that it floats smoothly in both axes and locks positively.
• Weight capacity. Standard tables and heavy-duty tables are different purchases. If your patient population needs it, specify a heavy-duty table – the Morgan MEDesign heavy-duty and several of the Medstone units are rated well above standard.
• Tilt, Trendelenburg and lateral. Confirm which movements the table actually has and that each one runs through its full travel. Some of these are electro-hydraulic, some manual.
• Hand control and power. The hand control is the part that goes missing. Confirm it is included and that it drives every function.
• Pads and accessories. Pads, armboards, headrests, stirrups and drainage pans are table-specific. Confirm what comes with it. For positioning accessories see our specialty equipment.
• C-arm clearance in your room. Measure the room, not just the table. Base footprint, column position and the C-arm’s orbital path have to coexist.

Every C-arm table we sell is tested before it ships. Tell us which C-arm you are pairing it with and what procedures you run, and we will tell you which of these tables gives you the imaging access you need. See also X-ray and C-arm imaging equipment.