229 devices · GMDN 38374
Radiation shielding panels (fixed) are structural barriers installed to block or reduce radiation exposure during medical procedures. They are used in settings like radiology suites, nuclear medicine labs, or treatment rooms to protect patients, staff, and bystanders from unnecessary radiation during diagnostic imaging or therapeutic interventions.
These panels are typically regulated as medical devices based on their intended use and radiation attenuation properties. They may be supplied as part of facility infrastructure or integrated with equipment, with compliance requirements varying by jurisdiction. Always verify local regulations before installation or use.
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