Description Of Nuclear Medicine Injection Barrier With Lead Window

The Nuclear Medicine Injection Barrier With Lead Window is a protective device used by nuclear medicine for radioactive drug injection. It is made of lead plate, high-lead glass, stainless steel, and other materials. It has protective doors, observation windows, operating ports, operating tables, and other structures. It has good radiation protection performance, convenient operation, isolation and hygiene, observation and monitoring functions, and can protect the safety of medical staff and patients, and ensure the accuracy and safety of radioactive drug injection. 

Features Of Nuclear Medicine Injection Barrier With Lead Window

The high-density lead plate has good radiation protection performance, reducing the radiation dose by 90% and protecting medical staff from radiation damage.

The outer shell is made of stainless steel, which is easy to clean, wear-resistant, corrosion-resistant, and has a long service life.

It is very convenient to extract, prepare, and inject radioactive drugs, which improves the work efficiency of medical staff.

The patient's status and injection situation can be viewed in real time through the high-lead glass observation window to ensure the accuracy of the injection.

Applications Of Nuclear Medicine Injection Barrier With Lead Window

The Nuclear Medicine Injection Barrier with Lead Window provides a clear and easy-to-operate injection area for medical staff. It is mainly installed in the injection room and can cooperate with the medicine dispensing fume hood. Immediately after the medicine is dispensed, the patient can be accurately and efficiently injected through the injection window. Its design helps medical staff to perform venous puncture to ensure that the medicine can enter the blood circulation accurately and smoothly, thereby ensuring the effect of subsequent imaging or treatment. Moreover, unlike ordinary protective injection vehicles, it can completely shield medical staff from radiation, without the risk of peripheral radiation exposure, and facilitate the installation and application of the subsequent automated injection system.

Specifications Of Nuclear Medicine Injection Barrier With Lead Window