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 Versatility
Providing a flexible solution for the medical & budgetary
concerns of all surgical environments.
Technology
Designed to support the latest advancements in surgical
procedures and imaging techniques, setting the standard
for operating efficiency.
Cost-Effective
Attractive ratio of price to performance frees up space
in your investment planning and the rugged engineering features
keep your follow up costs low.
Safety
Offers fully automated adjustment of all table functions
for safe, trauma free positioning of the patient without
compromising the health & safety of the medical staff.
Compliance
Surgical Tables Incorporated (STI) manufactures medical
devices that are compliant with the Center for Devices and
Radiological Health (CDRH) Code of Federal Regulation 21
Subchapter J Part 1020 Section 30 (CFR21 Subchapter J part
1020.30), the performance standard for ionizing radiation
emitting products. Additionally, STI's products are manufactured
according to the Food & Drug Administrations (FDA) Current
Good Manufacturing Practices (CGMP's).
 Quality
Versatility, technology, cost, safety & compliance.
For all these reasons and more Surgical Tables Inc. is fast
becoming the industry leader in surgical table quality.
Company
Location
Surgical Tables Inc. is a medical manufacturer based in
Middleton Massachusetts.
Company
Focus
We concentrate on major health care markets with significant
growth potential, driven by the demand for better, more
cost-effective treatments that offer people an improved
quality of care.
Current
Developments
STI is dedicated to providing surgeons innovative patient
platforms on which to perform cutting edge surgical procedures.
As medicine advances towards better patient care, more and
more surgeries are using minimally invasive techniques.
These minimally invasive techniques require real-time imaging
coupled with unobstructed access. The operating room tables
currently used today are designed for open operations where
real-time imaging is not required. The materials used and
overall design impedes real time imaging. Although not insurmountable,
the current operating room table designs do pose a "hurdle"
for the revolutionary surgeon or interventionalist to get
over in order to complete their task.
 The
operating room table of the future must be designed to meet
the requirements of all specialties utilizing minimally
invasive techniques while supporting open procedures that
continue to exist. At Surgical Tables Incorporated we are
dedicated to bridging the gap between today and tomorrow.
We see the need for a better solution to the current operating
room tables and we are excited to be working on this project.
We have named the project the MIS. The MIS will revolutionize
the operating rooms of tomorrow. The production units will
be similar but have many features we are unable to disclose
at this time due to pending patents.
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