Visionstar HY-003

Powered Elevation

Electric height runs from 620mm to 820mm, described by the manufacturer as an ultra low design suited to seated work beneath a surgical microscope. That figure is the one an eye theatre checks first.

Powered Back Section

The back adjusts electrically through 0 to 75 degrees, so a conscious patient can be reclined and returned to sitting without being physically handled by staff during preparation or recovery.

Handheld Controller

One handheld controller is listed as standard, bringing the powered movements under a single control that stays within reach during a procedure.

Manual Head Plate Adjustment

The head plate lifts by hand through a further 0 to 120mm, keeping the last adjustment immediate instead of waiting on a motor.

Bed Dimensions

The bed measures 2180mm in length by 600mm in width, a narrow platform that keeps the seated surgeon close to the operating field at the patient's head.

Stainless Steel Construction

A 304 stainless steel base carries a stainless steel housing, which the manufacturer relates to a stable structure suited to a working theatre.

Seamless Leather Bedding

Bedding is described as mould formed and seamless in leather, so no seam exists in which fluid or contamination could lodge between one case and the next on a list.

Standard Configuration and Castors

One anaesthetic screen, two surgeon hand support racks, two patient hand supports and one stainless steel base are listed, with four castors concealed beneath.

Microscope Surgery from a Seated Position

Elevation starting at 620mm is the figure that matters most here. A surgeon operating on the eye works seated at the patient's head with a microscope above and knees beneath the couch, and a table that will not descend far enough forces a compromise in either microscope position or posture. The manufacturer states suitability for operation under a surgical microscope, and the low end of the elevation range is what gives that claim substance across a full theatre list.

Receiving and Settling Awake Patients

With the back powered through 0 to 75 degrees, a patient can be received sitting upright, reclined smoothly and brought back up afterwards from the controller. Eye surgery is usually performed under local anaesthetic on patients who are awake and frequently elderly, so removing the physical business of helping someone lie flat reduces discomfort for them and lifting for staff at the same time.

Assessment and Recovery in the Same Room

Suitability for examination and diagnosis is listed alongside operation. An adjustable height and a reclining back make one couch serviceable for assessment beforehand and for sitting a patient up afterwards while they steady themselves. Units running the whole episode in a single room avoid moving patients between furniture at the moments when they are least stable on their feet.

Turnover Between Cases

Mould formed seamless bedding and stainless steel surfaces are what govern how fast a table can be turned round. Nothing absorbs, nothing traps and a wipe down reaches every surface. On a day list moving several patients through one theatre in a morning, the speed and reliability of that clean directly determines how many cases the session can accommodate.

Positioning Handled Under Power

Elevation and the back section both move electrically from one handheld controller, so a patient can be received, positioned and later sat upright as a continuous sequence rather than a series of interruptions needing hands on the patient. In a unit where the same staff prepare, assist and recover a list of patients through a morning, the cumulative saving in lifting and repositioning is larger than any single movement suggests on paper.

A Configuration That Arrives Complete

Anaesthetic screen, surgeon hand supports, patient hand supports, controller and stainless steel base are listed as standard rather than sold on. For a unit fitting out a theatre this removes a round of specification decisions and the risk of finding on the first list that something assumed to be included was not. The accessories were designed around this table rather than adapted onto it afterwards.

Materials Chosen for a Theatre

A 304 stainless steel base, stainless steel housing and mould formed seamless bedding give a table with no fabric to absorb, no seam to trap and no painted finish to chip. Where a room is cleaned repeatedly through the day to a standard set by infection control, material choice stops being a detail and becomes the basis on which the furniture is judged across years of service.

The Visionstar HY-003 is specified around powered positioning for eye surgery. Electric elevation runs from 620mm to 820mm and the back section adjusts electrically through 0 to 75 degrees, both from a handheld controller, while the head plate lifts manually through a further 0 to 120mm. The bed measures 2180mm by 600mm, a 304 stainless steel base and stainless steel housing carry mould formed seamless leather bedding, and the standard configuration includes an anaesthetic screen, two surgeon hand support racks, two patient hand supports and four concealed castors.

One point needs stating plainly. The model is designated Three Electric, but the technical data enumerates two powered movements only. The third is not identified on the material held, and this page does not guess at it. Electrical supply, mass, safe working load, any lateral tilt, castor braking, the content of the attached surgical accessory, configuration and condition are equally absent, and nothing here should be read as a claim about testing or regulatory approval. Medigear.uk will confirm all of it.

If your unit is equipping an eye theatre and wants patient positioning handled under power, and you want the specification checked against the lists you actually run, speak to Medigear.uk. As a verified medical equipment supplier working across medical, dental, rehabilitation and aquatic therapy settings, the team will confirm what this table offers and help you judge whether it suits your room.