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The Prone Breast System and Pelvis/Belly PLUS System from Bionix both feature the T-Form Multi-Treatment Base that indexes to most treatment couchtops. The T-Form base provides similar attenuation factors to carbon fiber and has an overall lighter weight.

When treating breast patients prone, the Bionix Prone Breast System easily attaches to the T-Form Multi-Treatment base and features an indexing head rest, reversible contralateral breast bridge, massage style face cushion, and indexing hand posts.

When the need comes to a pelvic or abdominal patient type, the Pelvis/Belly PLUS System is the perfect fit. This system features a dual foam prone head cushion to increase the overall patient comfort, leg channels, and three different abdomen inserts that comfortably cradle the patient in reproducible positions.


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