Planning a hybrid operating room for flexibility

Designing must be done with both current and future needs in mind


When planning a hybrid operating room for flexibility, the designing must be done with both current and future needs in mind, according to an article on The News website.

Floor space, HVAC equipment, and wireless communication technologies — along with incorporating imaging equipment that typically only have five-year lifespans — are just a few of the factors that must be considered when planning a hybrid OR. 

Integrated ceiling systems present one way to allow for changes and design modifications in hybrid operating rooms. 

Integrated ceilings enable air distribution, lighting, and access panels to be installed much closer to one another. This setup also provides improved lighting and airflow during procedures.

Read the article.

 

 

 



April 29, 2016


Topic Area: Architecture


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