48 devices · GMDN 40908
A xenon administration system for diagnostic nuclear medicine is a specialized rebreathing device used during imaging studies to deliver radioactive xenon gas to patients. It enables real-time assessment of lung function, blood flow, or other physiological parameters while minimizing gas leakage into the clinical environment during procedures like gamma camera or SPECT imaging.
These systems are typically designed as single-use or reusable components integrated into nuclear medicine imaging workflows. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are often classified based on their role in handling radioactive materials and patient exposure risks, rather than a fixed regulatory class.
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