15 devices · GMDN 38380
A vial radiation shield is a device designed to protect people from unnecessary radiation exposure by surrounding a vial or container of radioactive material. It is used to block radiation emissions from radiopharmaceuticals or other radioactive materials used in medical procedures. The shield is typically made of lead or lead-equivalent materials, which provide varying levels of shielding depending on the type of radioactive isotope being used.
When browsing this category, it's essential to understand that these devices are subject to regulatory oversight due to their role in protecting against radiation exposure. They are designed to be used with specific types of radioactive materials and may have features such as openings for needle access or transparent windows to allow for visibility.
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