You will have to look for several things when you are choosing your C-arm table. One of the most important is to make sure it will work with your C-arm, of course. It needs to have plenty of space above and below to move the device.

You will also want to look at some of the table features, such as the various types of adjustments you can make to it. In addition, it is generally a good idea to think about the patients, too. You want to find a table that will be comfortable for them when they are lying upon it. It is also important that the table you are renting or leasing is x-ray translucent. This will ensure that it does not cause any problems with the imaging process, or else it will be useless. 
 

Some of the tables can be rotated and moved in different ways to provide better access to the patients when they are undergoing procedures, and to help with providing different angles for imaging. Many of the most popular options are made from carbon fiber, as this will not interfere with the x-ray capabilities.

When you are utilizing C-arms in your practice, you will also need to have the proper patient tables to make them fully usable. These types of tables are designs specifically with x-ray imaging in mind. There are many types of tables available today, and you will find that most of them will allow the C-arm to be positioned around the patient and at different points along the patient’s body.

Some of the manufacturers who are making these tables today include Oakworks Medical, Stille, Alvo Medical, Famed Medical Solutions, Biodex, Arcoma, Magna Tek, Knight Imaging, and Euro Columbus.