The Orthopedic Attachment typically includes various adjustable supports, clamps, and fixation mechanisms that enable secure and stable positioning of the patient’s limb or body part during surgery. It may have specialized traction systems to apply controlled and precise traction for certain procedures, such as fracture reduction or joint manipulation.

Furthermore, the attachment often features radiolucent materials, allowing for unobstructed imaging during intraoperative fluoroscopy or X-ray procedures. This enables surgeons to accurately visualize the anatomy and monitor the progress of the surgery in real-time.

Orthopedic Attachments can also incorporate specific surgical tools and instruments holders to provide easy access to the required instruments during the procedure. This helps streamline the surgical workflow and ensures that surgeons have all the necessary tools within reach.

The attachment is designed to be compatible with various orthopedic accessories and equipment, such as orthopedic extension devices, limb positioning aids, or surgical navigation systems, enhancing the versatility and functionality of the operating table for orthopedic surgeries.