One base, three tops
The Trios base works with spinal surgery, radiolucent imaging and orthopedic trauma tops.
Manufacturer / partner: Mizuho OSI
Model / part numbers Base #7803 · Spine #7943 · Imaging #7927 · Trauma #7855
Trios is a modular surgical table platform with a dual-column base and three interchangeable tops. It combines secure top mounting, powered floor locks and a streamlined 180° patient-rotation mechanism for spine, imaging and orthopedic trauma workflows.
Information for professional users. Some procedures require additional accessories; confirm the final configuration with Mizuho OSI documentation and Investmed.
A concise overview of product capabilities and selection context.
The Trios base works with spinal surgery, radiolucent imaging and orthopedic trauma tops.
The mounting interface secures the top and allows height adjustment before and after patient transfer.
A two-stage locking release and clear indicators support controlled rotation in the appropriate configuration.
Carbon-fiber construction supports C-arm and O-arm access on tops intended for imaging workflows.
The hand control manages table functions and two memory positions, while an auxiliary panel provides secondary motion control.
Pads and components can be arranged for individual patient needs, with Tempur-Pedic technology across patient surfaces.
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Typical use cases and facility contexts for product evaluation.
The spinal top supports prone positioning and procedures including laminectomies, decompressions, osteotomies, anterior/posterior fusions, deformity correction, cervical procedures, kyphoplasties, vertebroplasties and IDET.
The radiolucent imaging top supports supine and lateral positions for vascular surgery, joint imaging and pain-management workflows.
The trauma top is described for hip pinning, supine and lateral IM femoral nailing, IM tibial nailing and Ender pinning.
Key technology and workflow notes for professional product comparison.
The open frame supports surgical access and prone positioning; manufacturer materials discuss reduced vena-cava compression and epidural venous bleeding.
A radiolucent carbon-fiber top with a Tempur-Pedic pressure-equalization pad supports supine and lateral positioning.
The Traction Arc supports constant anatomically aligned traction with components for skin or skeletal traction.
Single-push powered floor locks, the hand control and an auxiliary panel support efficient setup workflows.
Crossbar-to-floor height: 33–50.7″ (83.8–128.8 cm). Trendelenburg/reverse Trendelenburg: 10°. Lateral roll: 25°.
Width: 32″ (81 cm). Length: 110″ (279 cm). Retracted length: 68″ (173 cm).
Length: 84″ (213 cm). Width: 17″ (43 cm). Patient weight capacity: 650 lb (295 kg).
Length: 84″ (213 cm). Width: 21.5″ (55 cm). Patient weight capacity: 650 lb (295 kg).
Length: 84″ (213 cm). Width: 21.5″ (55 cm). Patient weight capacity: 500 lb (227 kg).
The manufacturer states a one-year warranty from shipment for defects in materials and workmanship, subject to its stated exclusions.
Patents: US 8,341,777; US 9,968,503; US 11,452,657. O-arm is a registered trademark of Medtronic, Inc.
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