167 devices · GMDN 38373
Portable and mobile radiation shielding panels are rigid barriers used in clinical settings to protect patients and staff from harmful exposure during medical imaging or therapy. These devices act as a physical shield to block primary or scattered radiation, ensuring safety during diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.
These panels are constructed from specific materials, such as lead or hydrogenous compounds, depending on the type of radiation they are intended to attenuate. They may function as independent, stand-alone units or be integrated into larger medical systems, though the panels themselves do not contain electronic components.
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