Exam tables with a pelvic tilt

Some exam tables can be slanted upwards under the patient's lower back to give the doctor a better viewing angle, which they call a "pelvic tilt". Does anyone have experience with such tables? Does it feel more exposed as a patient, and can the doctor see that much more? I was going to purchase a table with a pelvic tilt, but opted for one that had optional leg crutches in addition to stirrups.

The table that is used for my cystoscopy is controlled with a remote control. My top half is flat and the table from the waist is tilted upwards . My feet are on foot rests. If that is what you mean I'd say yes it gives the Doctor better access to my vagina/ uretha.I find It a very comfortable position to be placed in .

My manual exam chair does " tilt"

I wish my table had a pelvic tilt. From the pictures I have seen, it looks like a more exposed position for the patient.

This sounds fun. I definitely think I'd feel more exposed and less in control.

I think all the tables I have been on have some form of pelvic tilt. The older model of Hamilton had two hinged blocks that were for raising the lower portion of the table top. they were usually right next to the stirrups. All of the tables my doctors use now are power style and they can tilt the head down which brings my bottom up but that isn't a real pelvic tilt.