Anybody seen this kind of bed before?

[Neonderthal_Misc]

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So I was volunteering at Mass General and I noticed a bed that was structured very similar to this:

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/653054190670708797/684223384653004841/unknown.png

Anybody know what this is called and what its function is? A chair is laid upside down across the chest, feet inserted into the bottom. Bed can rotate in a circle vertically.

 

[deleted547339]

So I was volunteering at Mass General and I noticed a bed that was structured very similar to this:

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/653054190670708797/684223384653004841/unknown.png

Anybody know what this is called and what its function is? A chair is laid upside down across the chest, feet inserted into the bottom. Bed can rotate in a circle vertically.

looks like a really ghetto tilt table, but not sure.

 

[SurfingDoctor]

So I was volunteering at Mass General and I noticed a bed that was structured very similar to this:

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/653054190670708797/684223384653004841/unknown.png

Anybody know what this is called and what its function is? A chair is laid upside down across the chest, feet inserted into the bottom. Bed can rotate in a circle vertically.

An older version of a Rotoprone bed?

 

[Neonderthal_Misc]

An older version of a Rotoprone bed?

I was actually thinking it looks like a butchered tilt table they use for training astronauts, but that's possible as well.

 

[SurfingDoctor]

I was actually thinking it looks like a butchered tilt table they use for training astronauts, but that's possible as well.

Well, the bed you showed was essentially a Circo-lectric bed, but I don’t think they’ve been used for decades.

 

[Neonderthal_Misc]

Well, the bed you showed was essentially a Circo-lectric bed, but I don’t think they’ve been used for decades.

Ah, that's the name I was looking for, thanks.