Spine surgical tables are primarily built with a control base and a modular table top. These specialized tables are adjustable in height, and are designed to accommodate various surgical procedures involving the spine. These tables can also assume other functions such as treatment for orthopedic trauma through modular table tops. These units provide secure and stable lateral tilt, articulation, and lock functions so that surgeons can confidently perform delicate procedures with high efficiency. Excellent, full body access with the c-arm is extremely important. Some devices are designed with open frames to provide improved visualization at the surgical site, while others help prevent procedural complications such as vena cava compression. Hospitals and clinics that employ the use of spine surgical tables can count on its reliable and stable patient positioning. Some models allow for easier rotation of the patient after the patient is anesthetized.