Integrated Table Motion Operating Table
Integrated Table Motion · Itm · TruSystem 7000dV · TS7000dV · Robotic OR Table · da Vinci Table
A powered mobile operating table that is linked to the da Vinci Xi or da Vinci 5 robot. It looks like a standard OR table with a sectioned top on a column base, plus the connection that lets it talk to the robot.
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What it’s for
Lets the team tilt, raise or move the table while the robot stays docked. The robot's arms follow the patient and the camera and instruments keep their view, so the surgeon can change the patient's position to let gravity expose the anatomy in multi-quadrant cases such as low anterior resectionrih-SEK-shunSurgery to remove part of an organ or tissue.re- back, againsect to cut-ion processFull entry , colectomykoh-LEK-tuh-meeSurgery to remove all or part of the colon.col/o colon-ectomy surgical removalFull entry and herniaHER-nee-uhA bulge of an organ or tissue through a weak spot in the muscle or tissue wall that normally holds it in.Full entry repair, and anesthesiaan-us-THEE-zhuhLoss of feeling or sensation, often brought on by drugs so that surgery or a procedure can be done without pain.an- withoutesthesi/o feeling, sensation-ia conditionFull entry can reposition the patient without undocking.
Lengths and variants
Works only with the da Vinci Xi and da Vinci 5 systems; an ordinary table cannot be moved once the robot is docked.
What experienced techs know
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5 sources
- Fuller JK. Surgical Technology: Principles and Practice. 8th ed. p. 469
- Rothrock JC. Alexander's Care of the Patient in Surgery. 17th ed. p. 384
- Intuitive. Da Vinci X, Xi and da Vinci 5 Multiport Catalogue (EU 2025), p. 20
- Kersebaum JN, et al. Robotic Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass Procedure Guide. JSLS 2020, pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
- hillrom.com
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