ALVO Rapsodia - ALVO MEDICAL

Perfect for following disciplines:

Cardiovascular (CV)
Colorectal Surgery (CRS)
General Surgery (GS)
Gynecology (GYN)
Minimally Invasive Surgery (MIS)
Neurosurgery (NS)
Ophthalmology (OPHT)
Orthopedic and Traumatology (OT)
Otorhinolaryngology (ENT)
Spinal Surgery (SS)
Urology (UROL)

Remote controlled functions

Height

Trendelenburg

Reverse
Trendelenburg

Lateral
tilt

Longitudinal
shift

Back
section

Leg
support*

Tabletop
leveling

Flex
position

Reflex
position

Brake

*additional options

Basic information

ALVO Rapsodia provides an exceptional height adjustment range of 610 – 1240 mm (without pads), which combined with a longitudinal shift of 420 mm, makes it the perfect fit for any desired working level.

The best-in-class max. load capacity of 320 kg at any articulation allows for use in a variety of surgical disciplines, including bariatric surgery.

The ALVO Rapsodia is compatible with the full portfolio of ALVO accessories line to adjust to almost any surgical position.

Technical parameters

Tabletop length Modular 5 section	2110 mm (2125 mm*) 2115 mm	Trendelenburg reverse-Trendelenburg	40^o 40^o
Tabletop width	500 mm	Longitudinal shift	420 mm
Tabletop width (with side rails)	560 mm	Table weight	300 kg
Height adjustment (without pads)	610 – 1240 mm	Max. dynamic load capacity**	275 kg
Back rest adjustment	80^o / -30^o	Max. static load capacity (over base)	320 kg
Foot rest adjustment	20^o / -90^o	Power supply	24 V
Foot rest abduction	180^o	Battery charging time	< 12 h
Lateral tilt adjustment	30^o / -30^o	Working time between battery charging	approx. 60 operations
Head rest adjustment	45^o / -45^o	Battery charger	Built-in
Foot rest motorized adjustment (option)	80°/-90°	Charging current	230 V ~50/60 Hz
Kidney bench elevation (option)	150 mm	International Protection Marking	IP-X4

*applies to modular tabletop with motorized foot rest
** Permissible load in reversed orientation of the tabletop: 160 kg

Operating table ALVO® Rapsodia
Intended use: Device intended for external assistance to the patient – supporting the patient in general and specialized surgical and medical procedures in order to conduct treatment, mitigate or compensate for the injury.