112 devices · GMDN 38358
A radiation shielding collar is a wearable protective accessory designed to cover the neck, throat, and thyroid area. These devices are used by medical staff and clinicians to minimize exposure to harmful radiation during diagnostic imaging or therapeutic procedures.
These reusable garments are constructed from lead, lead-equivalent materials, or hydrogenous substances depending on the specific type of radiation they are intended to block. They are typically designed with a fluid-resistant exterior to facilitate cleaning and maintenance in clinical environments.
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