14 devices · GMDN 66940
A noninvasive radiological image marker is a device placed within an imaging field to create a clear reference point on diagnostic or therapeutic scans. These tools help clinicians identify specific anatomical locations, confirm orientation, or label patient information on digital or film-based images.
These devices are designed for repeated use and are constructed from materials that do not interfere with imaging systems. They are typically applied near the patient or attached to imaging equipment, but they are not intended for use during surgical procedures or for placement on teeth.
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