116 devices · GMDN 40655
A powered diagnostic x-ray table is a movable or fixed component of basic x-ray systems, designed to securely position and support patients during standard imaging procedures. These tables are made from radiolucent materials to minimize x-ray absorption, ensuring clear imaging while allowing flexibility for planar views in routine diagnostics like chest, abdominal, or extremity exams.
These devices are typically regulated as medical equipment under general safety and performance standards, with classification varying by jurisdiction. They are commonly supplied as part of a complete x-ray system or as standalone units, often requiring compliance with electromagnetic compatibility and radiation safety regulations.
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