The Stryker 1079 Eye Stretcher puts surgical access first with a dual-articulation headpiece that gives surgeons the positioning angles they need without.
The Stryker 1079 Eye Stretcher puts surgical access first with a dual-articulation headpiece that gives surgeons the positioning angles they need without patient transfers. The control center sits right in the headpiece, so positioning adjustments happen at the surgical site rather than from the side rails.
In practice, this means smoother ophthalmic procedures with better ergonomics for the surgical team. The headpiece tilts ±45° and adjusts height by 4.5 inches, while Trendelenburg positioning reaches ±18° with hands-free control. Worth noting: the enhanced clearance design accommodates surgical microscopes and equipment that standard stretchers can’t handle.
Transport features include retractable fifth-wheel steering and 8-inch Omni Surface casters that handle the tight corners common in eye surgery suites. The 500-pound capacity works with dual pedestal hydraulics, and integrated storage keeps oxygen and IV supplies organized during patient movement.
