26 devices · GMDN 45064
Radiation therapy digital imagers are specialized systems designed to capture high-resolution images of a patient's anatomy during treatment sessions. These devices are primarily used to assist clinicians in accurately targeting tumors and tracking anatomical landmarks to ensure radiation is delivered precisely to the intended area.
These imaging systems are typically integrated directly onto the gantry of a linear accelerator to facilitate real-time guidance. Depending on the specific configuration, they may utilize digital panels or dedicated x-ray sources to generate the necessary diagnostic-quality images for treatment verification.
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