125 devices · GMDN 35361
Stereotactic radiosurgical invasive head frames are precision devices designed to immobilize a patient’s head during brain radiosurgery, ensuring exact targeting of tumors or lesions. They attach directly to the skull via screws, providing a stable platform for radiation delivery while aligning with imaging systems like CT or MRI for accurate treatment planning.
These frames are reusable medical devices, typically regulated as surgical instruments with strict adherence to safety and performance standards. They are supplied as part of a kit, often including adaptors and localizers to integrate with radiosurgery equipment and imaging modalities.
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