146 devices · GMDN 34317
X-ray intensifying screens are components used in diagnostic imaging to enhance the visibility of X-ray images. When paired with X-ray film, they convert X-ray energy into visible light, improving image quality and reducing patient radiation exposure during procedures.
These screens are typically regulated as part of imaging systems and may require compliance with radiation safety standards. They are often supplied as part of cassettes or as standalone components for use in various medical imaging applications, including dental and general radiography.
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