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Ohh, Giant Good n Plenty's!

Motts nailed this. This is a very old (likely 1940's) era urology equipment. Urology systems have short tables and styrops to allow the specialist to work on the patients lower regions. The trumpet style collimator is a tell-tale sign of its age... at the time the radiographer would substitute the collimator depending on the size of the x-ray field desired ... This is where the term "coning down" comes from which is still widely used to describe the process of adjusting the x-ray field (these days there are lead blades controlled by knobs so no pieces are swapped to achieve the desired field)

I am not a number. I am a free man.

Motts, you are definitely correct... This is a tilting table for a flouro system. Many flouro procedures are used for barium gastro-intestinal contrast studies and by positioning the patient in a standing to a horizontal to a trendelenburg (feet over the head in a minus 15 degree tilt) the contrast is sloshed around trough the patient and problems are exposed

I loves me a new old gallery of Motts pictures......awesome!!!

Not good place to be if someoneopened the door to push something in?

I can see why that was never moved.

Such a lonely picture?

Thats the way Motts!

I think she has a head ache and he is comforting her, think nice

Take a lot of cleaning to make it a bedroom.

I think alot of that is crumbling plaster?

How about Moby Tub?

Black and white is nice!

Why mesh on the ceiling?