592 devices · GMDN 37644
Stationary basic diagnostic x-ray systems (analogue) are fixed imaging devices designed for routine planar X-ray procedures in clinical settings. They capture images using film or early digital conversion methods, primarily for general diagnostic purposes like bone imaging, chest X-rays, or abdominal scans in a stationary setup.
These systems are typically regulated as medical devices under general imaging equipment classifications, often requiring installation in dedicated spaces like radiology rooms or mobile vans. They may be sold as complete packages or modular components, allowing for upgrades over time, but do not include fluoroscopy or tomography features.
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