Behemoth

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now that looks a bit iffy.
like the Count's Casket.

Wed 08-11-2010

@A D Nilsen: I'm with you on the whole 'casket' thing. . .

What IS that, Motts? I a gurney, but are they in any way connected?

redinkreign

Wed 08-11-2010

Strange and quite interesting! Any Clues Motts?

LucieLou

Wed 08-11-2010

I think it's a base to a x-ray table that can pivot to lay at an angle.

Motts

Wed 08-11-2010

Wow that is huge! Cool stretcher in the background. The bluish light is beautiful.

TootUncommon

Wed 08-11-2010

A walk-in casket that rotates up and down?

Tres cool

Prancer

Thu 08-12-2010

I can see why that was never moved.

Ferdy

Thu 08-12-2010

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

Thanx Motts!

looks a bit like Santa's sleigh to me.

bat-wing-soup

Sat 08-14-2010

keep your santa away from my neighborhood please!

rcm

Sun 08-15-2010

Zombie Santa, that is.

autoguy

Mon 08-23-2010

as soon as I saw this photo I scared myself and though OMG thats a coffin

Ash

Mon 08-30-2010

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