238 devices · GMDN 40980
Medical non-screen x-ray film is a specialized imaging medium used in radiography where direct x-ray exposure is required. Unlike screen-film systems, it captures images without an intensifying screen, delivering higher resolution for precise diagnostic evaluation in procedures like mammography or dental radiography.
These films are typically single-use, regulated as medical devices, and supplied in sterile or non-sterile formats depending on clinical application. They must meet strict standards for radiation sensitivity, image clarity, and material safety to ensure reliable diagnostic performance in controlled environments.
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