183 devices · GMDN 40893
A laser patient positioning system is a specialized assembly that projects precise light patterns onto a patient's skin or alignment tools. These systems are used to ensure accurate and reproducible placement of a patient's anatomy during diagnostic imaging, radiation therapy, and treatment planning procedures.
These devices consist of light sources, electronic controls, and mounting hardware designed to facilitate multi-dimensional alignment. Users should note that these systems are intended to support the delivery of radiation beams by maintaining consistent patient positioning throughout the clinical process.
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