Frequently asked questions
RiEye Mk2S is designed for a Safe Working Load (SWL) of up to 300 kg (661 lbs) in all positions. This enables safe treatment of bariatric patients while maintaining excellent ergonomics and ease of use for clinical staff.
For ENT surgery, the RiEye Mk2S R6 and R7 models are the most popular options. Often equipped with a laterally adjustable headrest, providing improved surgical access and optimal positioning of the patient's head during ENT procedures.
Yes. RiEye Mk2S is a mobile operating table equipped with four large wheels (150 mm / 5.9 in). With a net weight of only 95 kg (209 lbs), it can be easily maneuvered by a single caregiver, reducing physical strain on staff while safely transporting patients in both seated and supine positions.
Yes. The R6 and R7 models are suitable for procedures under general anesthesia. The R7 model is particularly well suited for procedures under general anesthesia due to its generous dimensions (2030 mm / 80 in) and excellent stability.
The minimum patient seat height is 500 mm (19.6 in), making it easy and ergonomic for patients to sit down on the operating table without assistance from clinical staff. The low seat height also facilitates safe and convenient transfers from a wheelchair positioned alongside the table.
Yes. RiEye Mk2S is modular and supports a wide range of accessories and headrests.
The maximum operating height is 900 mm (35.4 in), allowing surgeons to achieve an ergonomic working position during procedures.
Yes. With the Face Down / Face Up Headrest accessory, patients can be positioned prone, supine, or semi-seated. This is particularly beneficial for vitreoretinal procedures such as vitrectomy, where postoperative positioning may be required immediately following surgery.
The RiEye Mk2S supports a wide range of patient positions, including Trendelenburg, reverse Trendelenburg, horizontal, seated, Fowler’s (semi-seated), and supine surgical positions. The table is designed to provide excellent patient comfort and effective pressure distribution for the back and legs during both short and long procedures.
Yes. All models are powered by a high-capacity lithium battery.
