30 devices · GMDN 40654
A basic diagnostic x-ray system table is a non-powered, radiolucent platform designed to securely position and support patients during standard x-ray imaging procedures. These tables are used in routine planar radiography, allowing clear imaging of bones, organs, or other structures without interference from dense materials, and are suitable for various patient sizes and specialties like pediatrics or neonatology.
These tables are typically classified as medical devices and may be regulated based on their intended use and risk level, though specifics vary by jurisdiction. They are often supplied as standalone components or integrated into larger x-ray systems, with materials and construction prioritizing minimal x-ray attenuation to ensure image quality. Compliance with safety and performance standards is essential for clinical use.
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