Full-size stretchers or compact colonoscopy chairs, we have everything.
In short-stay day surgery units, especially those buzzing with endoscopy and colonoscopy cases, high-quality transport stretchers and chairs become efficiency multipliers. They let staff shift patients seamlessly between prep, procedure, and recovery without unnecessary transfers, which keeps the schedule tight and minimises delays. Comfortable, easily adjustable colonoscopy chairs and stretchers also support safer sedation workflows and smoother patient handovers. The result? Faster turnovers, less strain on staff, and a calmer, more predictable rhythm in a department built on quick, coordinated movement.
Procedural success depends on precise patient positioning rather than moving heavy imaging equipment.
Featuring a unique sliding top, the VSM endoscopy and colonoscopy stretcher allows patients to be repositioned while keeping the heavy C-Arm X-Ray camera locked in place. An extra-low, slim base provides ample camera clearance and lateral tilt, backrest, and height adjustment enables fast, accurate positioning while reducing manual handling and staff strain.
The result? Faster procedures, safer sedation workflows, and reduced physical demand on staff.
The Modsel VSM colonoscopy and endoscopy chairs feature a unique twin dropside system that allows staff the ability to drop one section without compromising patient safety. Staff can lower one section while maintaining essential support, allowing easier handling, better procedural access, and greater flexibility during patient care.
The result? Easier handling with uncompromised stability.
High-volume endoscopy environments demand fast, effective cleaning between cases. Seamless, fluid-resistant surfaces with minimal gaps or joints allow quick wipe-downs and deep cleaning, even with constant exposure to fluids and waste.
The result? Faster room turnover and reduced infection risk.
Designed for today’s diverse patient population, the wider surface and high safe working load comfortably support bariatric, elderly, and frail patients. Increased surface area improves stability during side-lying positioning and reduces the need for repositioning or additional supports.
The result? Safer procedures across a broader patient mix.
