A surgical table comprising: a base for standing on a floor; a column of adjustable height mounted on and extending from the base; a tabletop providing a patient support surface; a movable framework mounted between the tabletop and the column for enabling at least a part of the tabletop to be rotatable about a trend axis, the trend axis extending in a transverse direction across the tabletop; and an actuator mechanism coupled to the movable, framework and arranged to raise and lower the movable framework relative to the column and to rotate the movable framework about the trend axis, wherein the actuator mechanism comprises first and second actuators, wherein the first actuator has an upper first end connected to a first portion of the movable framework and a lower second end coupled to the column and the second actuator has an upper first end connected to a second portion of the movable framework and a lower second end coupled to the column, the first and second portions being mutually spaced and located on opposite sides of the trend axis, wherein the first and second actuators are each inclined at a respective acute angle in opposite directions from a plane including a longitudinal axis of the column and the trend axis so that the upper first end of each of the first and second actuators is oriented further from the plane than the respective lower second end.