48 devices · GMDN 57999
A CT contrast medium injection system is a portable, mains-powered device used to deliver contrast agents into a patient’s bloodstream during CT scans. These systems automate precise injection of contrast media through catheters, ensuring accurate imaging of blood vessels, organs, or tissues for diagnostic purposes like vascular or spinal studies.
These devices are typically regulated as medical technology requiring compliance with safety and performance standards, often classified based on risk and application. They are commonly supplied as integrated systems, including injectors, tubing, and sometimes synchronization software for CT imaging, and are used in hospital radiology departments.
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