60 devices · GMDN 40640
A stationary gamma camera system is a fixed diagnostic imaging device used in nuclear medicine to detect and measure gamma radiation emitted from radiopharmaceuticals administered to a patient. It produces planar images that help visualize the distribution and function of organs or tissues by capturing the spatial and intensity patterns of emitted gamma rays.
These systems are typically regulated as medical devices based on their intended use for diagnostic imaging and are supplied as integrated assemblies including detectors, collimators, scintillation crystals, and photodetectors. They are not designed for mobility and are intended for installation in dedicated imaging suites where they support clinical assessment through static or dynamic acquisition protocols.
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