AirDrive Trolley

AirDrive Trolley is a versatile solution designed to streamline patient care across multiple workflows. Serving as a transport system, procedural table, and recovery bed, it provides flexibility while enhancing clinical efficiency. With its safe transfer capability, patients can be moved with minimal staff involvement, even across a wide variety of surfaces—including sheet-covered pads and mattresses. In addition, the system supports precise patient positioning and can incorporate immobilization when required, ensuring both safety and comfort throughout the care process.

AirShuttles and AirDrives can be used in imaging modalities including CT, X-Ray, ultrasound, fluoroscopy, MRI (up to 3 Tesla), and radiation therapy treatment environments including brachytherapy.

Product Number:RT-5100

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Symphony AirDrive Trolley with Lithotomy AirShuttle

Features

Features pre-programmable height settings (24 to 36 in.)
Custom adjustments for precise positioning
Steer-lock system for easy maneuverability
Fully contained and cord-free for enhanced versatility
Ensures smooth transfers and works effectively over gaps for consistent performance
Four flexible air-source control options, including remote hand controller and foot operation

AirShuttle Options

Lithotomy AirShuttle	Slate AirShuttle	Alta AirShuttle	BoS AirShuttle

AirDrive Options

AirDrive Caddie	AirDrive Trolley

Compatible Modalities & Treatment Environments

CT	MR	Brachytherapy	LINAC	Proton

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“It’s very user friendly. It took us very little time to master the operation of it.” “[Symphony] has provided us with seamless integration and less stress on the staff. We use the [saved] time to attend to the patient.”

Dr. Firas Mourtada, Chief of Clinical Physics,
Helen F. Graham Cancer Center at Christiana Care

“I feel that [Symphony has] made our lives much easier in terms of treating patients and moving them. A lot of our patients are heavy, so we don’t require as much staff to move a patient. It only takes 2-3 people to move a patient easily.”

Kywanna Dyton, Radiation Therapist,
Helen F. Graham Cancer Center at Christiana Care