Patient bed, and method for reproducibly positioning and...

Beds – Invalid bed or surgical support – Sectional user supporting surface

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C005S616000, C005S731000, C005S935000

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11121574

ABSTRACT:
A patient bed and a method for reproducibly positioning and supporting a patient in a medical diagnosis or therapy apparatus, such as a CT apparatus or an MRI apparatus, involve supporting at least regions of the patient body in a desired position on the patient bed and using at least one positioning unit to position the regions of the patient body relative to the patient bed. The patient bed has a number of height-adjustable elements arranged like a matrix that are individually adjustable in terms of height.

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