Standard practice in following positions during medical operations:

• Lateral position (kidneys, thorax, etc.)
• Lithotomy position ( hysterectomy , haemorrhoids, etc.)
• MIC position ( MIC sigma, MIC rectum amputations, etc.)
• Lateral position in neurosurgery ( all types of trepanations)
• Supine position for long operations to prevent pressure ulcers (neck dissection, invertebral disc replacements)
• Lateral position for minimally invasive hip replacements

Benefits:

• Reduced patient movement minimizes interfractional set-up error and improves treatment accuracy, resulting in clearer images.
• Enables accurate, precise patient positioning and immobilization for better imaging and treatment in radiation therapy.
• Improves efficiency of medical procedures, as effective patient immobilization reduces the preparation time required.
• Helps the patient to relax during lengthy imaging procedures.