278 devices · GMDN 61108
An indirect flat panel x-ray detector is a portable, cassette-style device that captures x-ray images and converts them into digital signals for medical imaging. It uses two-step technology—first converting x-rays to light via a scintillator, then turning that light into digital data—making it versatile for general radiographic use across different body parts and imaging setups.
These detectors are typically regulated as medical imaging devices, often requiring compliance with standards for radiation safety and digital signal accuracy. They may be supplied as standalone components or integrated into larger x-ray systems, with wired or wireless connectivity options for image transmission.
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