208 devices · GMDN 40915
Stationary x-ray grids are components used in diagnostic imaging systems to enhance image clarity by reducing scattered x-ray radiation. Positioned between the patient and the detector, they contain lead strips arranged in linear or crossed patterns to absorb unwanted scatter, resulting in sharper radiographic images for accurate diagnosis.
These grids are typically regulated as part of x-ray imaging equipment, with compliance requirements varying by jurisdiction. They are often supplied as standalone components or integrated into larger imaging systems, designed for specific focal distances to ensure optimal performance in planar x-ray or mammography applications.
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