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  • Large convex mirrors designed to show a full or partial image of patients in a hospital bed or on an examination table. These mirrors are placed overhead (wall or ceiling mounted) and are often used to provide women in labor and/or delivery a full view of the development of the birthing process. They may also be used in other applications where overhead viewing is desired, such as operating rooms, intensive care units, and recovery rooms.
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