Minor surgery chairs

Theia: Table for ophthalmic surgery

Theia chair was developed specifically for ophthalmic surgery, where precision, stability, and comfort must coexist. Available in versions 1.0 and 2.0, Theia also features a motorized headrest, allowing for precise adjustment of the patient's head position throughout the procedure.

The medical device is designed to ensure wide space for the legs of the surgeon during both superior and lateral ophthalmic procedures. This aspect is essential when choosing an ophthalmic device, as it meets the practical needs of highly specialized and demanding surgeons.

Thanks to its articulated tabletop, ergonomic design and advanced functions, Theia ensures high comfort for both the patient and the surgeon.

• The device is also electrically adjustable via an easily accessible and immediate-to-use foot pedal. The foot pedals allow for precise, hands-free adjustments, offering greater flexibility and improved accessibility during procedures.
• Through a 3D kinematic system, the headrest can be stabilized with micro-adjustments to obtain the optimal posture depending on the type of intervention, the patient's size and the surgical approach.

The innovative headrest system is compatible with numerous minor surgical procedures: ophthalmic, maxillofacial, dermatological and microsurgery.

In dermatological surgery, the surgeon frequently works standing and needs to move around the patient with ease. Theia chair also features foot pedals located on the base of the chair. This ergonomic solution allows the surgeon to quickly adjust the patient's position without interrupting the workflow, ensuring fluid, precise movements and improved accessibility during every procedure.

Stephen H Comfort 5.0: versatility and reliability

The Stephen H Comfort 5.0 is designed for surgical procedures and medium- and long-term therapies. It is a medical device intended for highly specialized personnel, capable of adapting to various surgical and microsurgical procedures.

Thanks to the articulated tabletop, the ergonomic shape and size of the backrest, and the height adjustment, the chair offers a wide range of achievable positions. This ensures optimal comfort for both the patient and the surgeon during even prolonged procedures.

Furthermore, the 3D kinematics applied to the headrest allows for targeted micro-adjustments to stabilize the ideal posture based on the procedure, the patient's build, and the required surgical approach. The innovative headrest system is also compatible with numerous minor surgical procedures: ophthalmic, maxillofacial, aesthetic, and beyond.