94 devices · GMDN 38408
Cervical/intrauterine brachytherapy system applicators are manual devices used in targeted radiation therapy for cervical or uterine cancers. They guide radioactive sources directly to the treatment site, often via needles, tubes, or catheters, ensuring precise delivery during procedures like puncture or imaging-assisted placement.
These applicators are typically classified as medical devices and regulated based on their risk level and intended use. They may be supplied as standalone tools or as part of a modular system, with designs tailored for specific patient configurations or imaging compatibility (e.g., CT/MR). Regulatory requirements vary by jurisdiction and are determined per device.
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