BLIZZ Series
BLIZZ 1200
Electrical Obstetric / Delivery Bed / Gynecology Table
BLIZZ 1100
Electrical Obstetric / Delivery Bed / Gynecology Table
BLIZZ 1100H
Hydraulic Obstetric / Delivery Bed / Gynecology Table
DT Series
An obstetric bed is a specialized medical bed designed to support women during labor and delivery. Obstetric beds offer adjustable features to accommodate various stages of childbirth, providing comfort and accessibility for both the patient and healthcare providers.
A gynaecology bed is a specialized medical bed designed for gynaecological examinations, minor procedures, and treatments related to women’s reproductive health. Gynaecology beds typically include adjustable backrests, height control, and leg supports to provide comfort for patients while allowing healthcare professionals easy access during examinations.
A gynaecology table is designed for examinations, diagnostic procedures, and minor gynaecological surgeries such as colposcopies, IUD insertions, and pelvic exams. These tables are equipped with adjustable backrests, leg supports, and height controls to facilitate proper patient positioning.
A delivery bed is a hospital bed specifically designed for childbirth. Delivery beds allow medical professionals to position patients appropriately during labor, delivery, and postpartum care. Adjustable backrests, height positioning, leg supports, and removable foot sections provide flexibility for both patients and caregivers.
A delivery table is a specialized medical table designed for childbirth and obstetric procedures. Delivery tables are typically shorter and more compact than delivery beds, allowing for easy positioning during the final stages of labor and delivery. They include adjustable backrests, stirrups, and footrests to provide support and flexibility for different birthing positions.
The key difference between a delivery bed and a delivery table is their functionality and intended use:
- Delivery Beds are designed for all stages of childbirth, from labor to postpartum recovery. They are often adjustable and can be converted for longer-term patient care after delivery.
- Delivery Tables are compact and specifically designed for the actual birthing process or minor procedures. They are commonly used in maternity clinics, labor wards, and emergency deliveries where space efficiency is essential.
A gynaecology table is designed for examinations and minor procedures related to women’s reproductive health. Gynaecology tables typically feature adjustable components to position patients comfortably and provide clinicians with the necessary access during procedures.
Obstetric beds are equipped with several features to facilitate childbirth:
- Adjustable Backrest and Leg Support: Allows for various birthing positions and patient comfort.
- Height Adjustment: Enables caregivers to set the bed at an optimal working level.
- Removable Foot Section: Provides better access during delivery.
- Side Rails: Enhances patient safety during movement.
Electric obstetric beds, like the DT 21 Elite, are equipped with motors that allow for effortless adjustments of the bed’s position, height, and tilt via remote controls, providing convenience and precision. Manual obstetric beds, such as the DT 21M, require manual operation to adjust settings, which may be more cost-effective but less convenient for frequent adjustments.
Yes, obstetric beds are designed to be highly adjustable to accommodate various stages of labor and delivery. Features such as adjustable backrests, leg supports, and height settings allow healthcare providers to position patients optimally for different birthing scenarios. The BLIZZ 1100 is an example of an electrically adjustable obstetric bed that enhances both patient comfort and clinical efficiency.
Safety is paramount in obstetric bed design. Common safety features include:
- Lockable Side Rails: To prevent accidental falls.
- Brake Systems: Ensure the bed remains stationary during procedures.
- Emergency Backup Systems: Allow manual operation in case of power failure.
Yes, many obstetric beds are versatile and can be used for various gynaecological procedures, including examinations, minor surgeries, and postpartum care. Their adjustable features and ergonomic design make them suitable for a range of women’s health services.
Most gynaecology beds, delivery beds, and tables come with safety features to ensure patient security and procedural efficiency, such as:
- Lockable wheels for stability.
- Ergonomic side rails to prevent falls.
- Adjustable stirrups and leg rests for comfortable positioning.
- Hygienic, easy-to-clean materials to prevent infections.
The choice between electric and manual beds depends on budget, facility needs, and operational efficiency:
- Electric beds offer motorized height and position adjustments, reducing strain on caregivers and allowing precise control during delivery or examinations.
- Manual beds require hand-operated adjustments, making them cost-effective and suitable for facilities with limited access to electrical equipment.
When selecting a gynaecology or delivery bed, consider:
- Type of procedures (examinations, childbirth, or minor surgeries).
- Adjustability and positioning options for patient comfort.
- Manual vs. electric controls based on facility needs.
- Hygiene and durability to ensure long-term use in clinical environments.
Facilities offering comprehensive obstetric and gynaecological care often opt for multi-functional models like the BLIZZ 1100, which supports labor, delivery, and postpartum care in one system.
When selecting a bed, consider the following factors:
- Functionality: Ensure it meets the specific needs of your procedures.
- Adjustability: Look for features that enhance patient comfort and provider access.
- Safety: Check for essential safety features like side rails and braking systems.
- Durability: Opt for models made with high-quality materials for longevity.
Consulting with manufacturers like Schröder Health Projects can provide insights into models that best suit your facility’s requirements.
