16 devices · GMDN 38417
A tongue brachytherapy system applicator, remote-afterloading is a device used to deliver targeted radiation therapy to the tongue or oral cavity. It is designed for temporary placement within or around the tongue tissue and guides the computer-controlled insertion and removal of radioactive sources during treatment.
These applicators are typically supplied as sterile, single-use components such as needles, tubes, or catheters, along with associated parts like templates or connectors. They are regulated as medical devices intended for use in radiation therapy and are subject to relevant standards for safety and performance in clinical brachytherapy procedures.
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