225 devices · GMDN 40631
Multi-modality therapeutic radiation phantoms are specialized test objects designed to simulate human anatomy for quality assurance in radiation therapy. They help verify the accuracy and performance of photon and electron beam systems, ensuring precise calibration of dose delivery, beam symmetry, and geometric precision during treatment planning.
These devices are typically used in clinical settings for routine calibration and performance checks of radiation therapy equipment. They are not regulated by a single classification but are often supplied as medical devices intended for quality assurance in radiotherapy, adhering to local regulatory standards for diagnostic and therapeutic equipment.
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