Description Of Interventional X-Ray Mobile Lead Barrier

Interventional X-Ray Mobile Lead Barrier is made of lead and other metal materials and is commonly used in interventional operating rooms to prevent radiation penetration and further reduce the number of uses and doses of X-ray equipment, thereby reducing radiation exposure to patients. Interventional X-Ray Mobile Lead Barrier is securely attached to the side of the operating table and can also be used with a suspended screen or mobile stainless steel screen to provide the best radiation protection for the lower body for medical staff.

Features Of Interventional X-Ray Mobile Lead Barrier

1. High density, strong radiation shielding ability

2. Provides a large protection area for medical staff in the treatment room to prevent x-ray scattering

3. The height and length can be adjusted according to the doctor's needs to increase flexibility and positioning

4. Lightweight, long service life, easy to clean, and reduced maintenance costs

Applications Of Interventional X-Ray Mobile Lead Barrier

Interventional operating room: Provides immediate radiation protection for doctors and medical staff during interventional radiology surgery, reducing the harm of scattered radiation to operators.

CT-guided surgery: Placed between operators and equipment during CT-guided puncture, biopsy and other interventional operations to reduce radiation exposure.

X-ray examination room: Provides additional radiation protection for medical staff and patients during X-ray examinations, especially in scenarios where protective equipment needs to be moved frequently.

Multi-department general use: Applicable to a variety of medical scenarios that require X-ray protection, such as angiography, radiotherapy, orthopedic surgery, etc.

Specifications Of Interventional X-Ray Mobile Lead Barrier