( TNG: " Transfigurations") A stasis unit was also available, used to temporarily place patients in suspended animation for later treatment. Other treatment facilities available in a Galaxy-class sickbay included physical therapy rooms, ( TNG: " Ethics") OB/GYN and nursery areas, ( TNG: " The Child", " Data's Day") and an emergency bio support unit. The large master monitor of a Galaxy-class sickbay ( TOS: " Journey to Babel" VOY: " Latent Image") Galaxy-class starships also had separate surgical rooms. ( VOY: " In the Flesh") If necessary, surgery could be conducted in the intensive care ward if there was an overflow of patients or if another patient was present to donate blood. ( Star Trek: The Motion Picture VOY: " Caretaker", " Phage") Aboard Intrepid-class starship this surgical facility was named surgical bay. This bed was often located in the center of the main sickbay room, although Constitution II-class and Intrepid-class starships had separate spaces for their surgical beds, the former in a separate room, the latter in a small area that could be isolated by a force field. The bed was also designed to use a surgical support frame. Working in conjunction with a medical tricorder, the sensor suite could give detailed information about a patient's condition. A large, sophisticated sensor cluster was usually installed directly above this bed.
Sickbays also had surgical beds, where major surgeries were performed, and critical patients were treated.
Main surgical bed in the Galaxy-class sickbay
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