Visionstar HY-205-12A

Clinics where a single room handles both examinations and minor surgery are the clearest fit. A table that articulates for examination and flattens for the procedure removes the need for separate furniture, which matters where space or budget will not stretch to both. Medigear.uk confirms the backrest angle range and the minimum height before any procurement decision, since a table that articulates but will not lie truly flat, or will not descend far enough for seated microsurgery, covers one job well and the other poorly.

The ear, nose, and throat examination benefits directly from the upright position. Throat and nasal examination is easier with the patient sitting than supine, so the articulated position suits the work rather than simply accommodating the patient. The head-end armrest frame is retained alongside, which matters when the same table also serves ophthalmic microsurgery, since forearm support is what steadies a hand working at that scale.

Services seeing elderly or cardiac patients should weigh the articulation for a different reason. Orthopnoea is common in those groups, and a proportion of any adult list cannot lie flat comfortably at all. A backrest that raises accommodates them without a separate chair taking up room, and without the appointment becoming an ordeal for the patient.

Units running mixed ophthalmic and ENT lists get most from one unit covering both specialities and both postures. Dimensions, patient load,d and articulation angles are all confirmed for this variant rather than read across from a sibling reference in the same family, since the published description covers the full range without distinguishing among the models within it.

Examination and Surgery From One Unit

The backrest raises to sit the patient up and lowers to the flat position for the procedure, while most tables in this family lie flat and stay flat. For a service where one room handles both, or that cannot justify separate examination and operating furniture, that is the difference between two purchases and one.

Patients Who Cannot Lie Flat

A proportion of adults on any list is uncomfortable lying flat, since orthopnoea is common among the elderly and cardiac patients. A table that only goes flat either excludes them or makes the appointment an ordeal. A backrest that raises accommodates them without a separate chair in the room.

The Upright Position Suits the Examination

Throat and nasal examination is easier with the patient sitting than supine, so the articulated position serves the work rather than merely accommodating the patient. That makes it useful on a routine list rather than only for the occasional patient who cannot recline.

It Should Still Flatten Properly for Surgery

An articulating table only covers both jobs if it reaches a genuinely flat position and descends far enough for seated microsurgery. Medigear.uk confirms both figures rather than accepting the description, because a table that articulates well and flattens poorly is an examination couch with ambitions.

Ophthalmic Armrest Provision Retained

A head-end frame with padded armrests and an additional armrest on the table body is shown in the imagery. Forearm support is where microsurgical steadiness originates, so retaining that provision on a table which also examines is worth confirming rather than assuming.

Powered Column with Panel Control

The column raises and lowers under power from a panel mounted to it. Whether a hand pendant or foot control is also supplied, and how the table behaves during a power interruption, are established at quotation since the latter matters mid-procedure.

One Room, One Piece of Furniture

Consulting rooms in most clinics are not large, and a chair plus a table takes floor space few can spare. One unit doing both frees that space, and it also means only one item to maintain, clean and eventually replace.

Angles and Load Confirmed Before Order

Backrest angle range, minimum height, dimensions, and patient load are not published for this variant, and together they determine whether one table genuinely covers both jobs. Medigear.uk obtains each in writing rather than reading figures across from a sibling reference.

Examination and Operating in One Unit

The manufacturer describes the table as an electric EENT examination and operating table, articulating for one role and flattening for the other.

Articulating Backrest

The backrest raises under power to sit the patient up. The angle range is not published for this variant and must be obtained in writing.

Seat and Leg Sections

Seat and leg sections articulate alongside the backrest, with the leg section angling down in the imagery. Travel and independent control are confirmed with the manufacturer.

Flat Position for Surgery

The table lowers to flat for the procedure. Whether the flat position is genuinely level, and the minimum height reached, are confirmed before order.

Head End Armrest Frame

A frame at the head end carries padded armrests. The adjustment range and standard supply are confirmed in the quotation.

Table Body Armrest

A further padded armrest is mounted to the table body. Configuration is confirmed with the manufacturer rather than taken from a photograph.

Powered Lift Column

The column raises and lowers under power. The height range for this variant is not published and must be obtained in writing.

Column Control Panel

Imagery shows a control panel mounted to the column. Whether a pendant or foot control is supplied is confirmed in the quotation.

Low Working Position

The manufacturer describes a super-low, position-stable structure for surgery under the microscope. The confirmed minimum height is obtained for this model.

Stainless Steel Base Device

The base is stainless steel, suiting an environment subject to irrigation fluid and routine cleaning.

Plastic-Spray Cover

The cover is plastic-spray finished. Cleaning guidance is supplied with the unit, since finish determines which disinfectants are appropriate.

Sponge Mattress with Leather Cover

The mattress has a sponge layer under a leather cover across the articulating sections. Replacement availability is confirmed, since covers wear before frames do.

Castors and Foot Braking

Imagery shows a castored base with foot-operated braking. Castor specification and the number of brakes are confirmed with the manufacturer.

Articulation Angles and Height Range

Neither is published for this variant, and together they determine whether the table properly covers both roles. Both are obtained in writing.

Table Dimensions

Length and width are not published and are obtained in writing, since both affect patient accommodation and clinician reach.

Patient Load Capacity

The sThe safe working load is not published and is obtained in writing, as it bears on clinical suitability and the service's own risk assessment.

Certification and Warranty Position

Vision Star references CE and FDA with a warranty quoted at one to three years. Medigear.uk obtains documentary evidence and the applicable term in writing.

The HY-205-12A Examination Table is described by its manufacturer as an electric EENT examination and operating table, articulating under power to sit the patient up for examination and flattening for surgery, with a head end armrest frame, a further armrest on the table body, a powered column with panel control and a stainless steel base. The pairing is the substantive point: throat and nasal examination is easier with the patient upright; a proportion of any adult list cannot lie flat comfortably at all; and one unit covering both roles saves a consulting room the floor space that a chair and a table would take together. That suits clinics where one room handles examinations and minor surgery, ENT services, and units that see elderly or cardiac patients. Backrest angle range, minimum height, dimensions, patient load and certification are all obtained in writing before supply. Contact Medigear.uk for specifications, procurement assistance, or expert consultation.