Hydraulic Transport Trolley stretcher hospital with Trendelenburg/Reverse Trendelenburg Function

Transport Trolley Features

A Transport Trolley with hydraulic operation and the Trendelenburg/Reverse Trendelenburg function offers significant advantages in patient transport, particularly in critical care or emergency situations. The hydraulic operation allows for smooth, effortless adjustments to the height and positioning of the trolley, ensuring that healthcare providers can easily adapt the position to suit patient needs. This hydraulic feature reduces the physical effort required to move and adjust the trolley, which is especially important during long shifts or for staff who need to quickly respond to emergencies.

The Trendelenburg and Reverse Trendelenburg functions provide additional flexibility. Trendelenburg positioning (where the head is lowered and the feet raised) is commonly used in cases of shock, low blood pressure, or for improving venous return. It helps optimize circulation and can be life-saving in emergencies. On the other hand, the Reverse Trendelenburg position (where the head is raised and the feet lowered) is often used in patients with respiratory issues or for post-operative recovery, helping to improve lung expansion and reduce pressure on the diaphragm.

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Transport Trolley Usage

A hydraulic stretcher is primarily used for patient transportation within a healthcare facility, providing a stable and adjustable platform for patients who need to be moved from one area to another, such as from an emergency room to an operating room or during routine transfers between hospital departments. The hydraulic mechanism allows healthcare professionals to easily adjust the stretcher’s height and positioning, making it more accessible for both patients and medical staff.