Chairs

A gynecological chair is the main piece of furniture in the examination room of a women's clinic, a gynecology department or a private practice. It is where the patient is examined, smears are taken, colposcopy is done and minor procedures are carried out. This section of the Finer catalog currently holds the JINN-03 electric gynecological exam chair and the Swan dental chair. Tables for gynecological surgery are in a neighbouring section.

What is a gynecological chair for?

The chair holds the patient in a position where the doctor can see and reach everything needed for the examination, while she can stay that way for several minutes without strain in her back or legs. The doctor spends hour after hour beside it. A woman who is already nervous feels every jolt of the mechanism and every cold part, so the details matter to both of them. The chair also decides how easily a colposcope fits next to it together with a light or an instrument tray, as well as how long a position change takes between patients.

What types of gynecological chairs are there?

A mechanical chair is adjusted by hand. It needs no socket, but changing the position takes time. Models with hydraulics or gas springs change height or tilt with a pedal or lever, and the movement is smoother. With an electric drive, motors change the height along with the backrest and seat angle from a remote or a pedal. The patient sits down while the seat is lowered, and the doctor then raises it to working height without asking her to climb or pull herself up. JINN-03 is this type of chair, built for examinations and follow-up. A convertible gynecological chair unfolds almost into a table so that some procedures can be done lying down.

How do you choose a gynecological chair?

The first thing to check is seat height. The lower the seat goes, the easier it is for an older patient, a pregnant woman or someone with limited mobility to sit down. Next come the adjustments: height and the tilt of the backrest or seat, plus a Trendelenburg position if procedures are done in the room. Leg supports can hold the knees or the feet, so check how quickly they can be repositioned and whether they can be removed. Useful accessories include a fluid tray and a paper roll holder, as well as armrests or a step. Upholstery should have no seams and resist your disinfectants, the load capacity should have a margin, and a foot pedal keeps the doctor's gloved hands free.

Which medical chairs are in the Finer catalog?

For an examination room there is the electric JINN-03. The Swan chair is bought on its own when a dental workstation is assembled from modules or only the patient seat is replaced. Before ordering, check with an engineer how it connects to the doctor's unit, the water unit and the light. Surgery in gynecology or urology calls for tables instead: the motorized ATESE GT-300C, the WYD01A operating table, plus the JM-1A and JM-4F diagnostic tables. They are in the Operating tables section, and stretchers or trolleys for moving patients are in For transportation.

Where to buy a gynecological chair?

Women's clinics and maternity departments, as well as private practices, have been buying equipment by global manufacturers from Finer Ukraine LLC since 2015. The price of a gynecological chair depends on the drive and the number of motors, as well as on accessories or upholstery. For a quote we only need to know which room the chair is for and which procedures will be done on it. Our doctors and engineers will clarify the rest and prepare the tender documents. Then they deliver the chair, set it up and show the staff every adjustment. An examination room will also need a light, and mobile or examination models are in the Surgical lamps section. Other furniture is in Medical Furniture, and a new room or clinic can be planned with our turnkey solutions. The quickest way to buy a gynecological chair is a call to 0 800 334 585, and written requests are welcome on the contact page.

FAQ

1. What is a gynecological chair for, and where is it placed?

It stands in the examination room of a women's clinic, a gynecology department or a private practice. On it the doctor examines the patient and takes smears. Colposcopy and minor procedures are done here too. A light and an instrument tray usually sit next to it, so the spot is planned around the doctor's access.

2. What is a gynecological chair made of?

A frame with a base, a seat with a backrest, leg supports plus the drive. That drive can be mechanical, hydraulic, gas-spring or electric with a remote and pedal. The set often includes a fluid tray and a paper roll holder, as well as armrests or a step.

3. How much weight can a gynecological chair hold?

The manufacturer states the permitted load in the chair's documentation, and it differs between models. Choose a chair with a margin over the weight of your patients, especially if procedures are done on it. We will give the figure for JINN-03 in the quote.

4. Why choose an electric chair over a mechanical one?

The position changes with a button or pedal instead of manual resetting, and the seat lowers far enough for easy sitting. The doctor does not have to put down the instruments, and the patient does not have to climb. A mechanical chair costs less and needs no socket, but each position change takes longer.

5. What does the price of a gynecological chair depend on?

The drive type and number of motors, the adjustment range, the leg supports, plus accessories or upholstery. An electric model costs more than a mechanical one. For an accurate quote, tell us which room the chair is for and which procedures will be done on it.