24 devices · GMDN 38406
A vaginal brachytherapy system applicator, manual is a device used to place and remove radioactive sources during vaginal or transvaginal radiation therapy. It supports precise delivery of radiation to treat gynecological cancers by enabling manual insertion and positioning of sources such as needles, tubes, ovoids, or tandems, either as a fixed or adjustable system tailored to individual patient anatomy.
These applicators are manually operated tools designed for use in clinical brachytherapy procedures and are supplied as individual or modular components. They are regulated as medical devices intended for use with radioactive sources, and their classification and supply depend on the specific design and intended use within a brachytherapy treatment system, without incorporating drugs or being reusable by design.
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