114 devices · GMDN 37647
A mobile basic diagnostic x-ray system is a portable unit designed to capture, display, and process digital images for general-purpose radiography. These systems are frequently used for bedside examinations, as well as during surgical or interventional procedures, allowing clinicians to perform imaging directly within a healthcare facility.
These systems are designed as modular units that can be powered by batteries or mains electricity and moved by an operator to different locations. This category is strictly limited to planar imaging equipment and does not include devices capable of performing fluoroscopy or tomography.
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