Description Of Nuclear Medicine Injection Protective Station

Nuclear Medicine Injection Protective Station is designed to shield medical personnel from unnecessary radiation exposure during nuclear diagnostics and treatment. It is constructed primarily of lead shielding materials and 304 stainless steel, featuring larger dimensions and a higher level of radiation protection compared to standard shielding equipment. This protective station can be augmented with lead bricks, lead glass, or other shielding materials to create a comprehensive radiation shielding solution. Equipped with movable wheels, the station enables medical staff to perform injection operations comfortably and accurately according to their specific requirements without being affected by any ionizing radiation emitted by the radioactive source.

Features Of Nuclear Medicine Injection Protective Station

High shielding: lead equivalent of 50 mmPb or more, effectively shielding γ rays such as 18F, 99mTc, 131I, etc.

Visual operation: The table is equipped with a lead glass observation window to facilitate visual monitoring of the entire injection process.

Flexible movement: The bottom silent casters + brakes allow a single person to quickly position or transfer.

Applications Of Nuclear Medicine Injection Protective Station

PET/CT, SPECT/CT injection room: injecting patients with radioactive drugs such as 18F-FDG, 99mTc-MDP.

Nuclear therapy center: 131I administration for differentiated thyroid cancer, 89Sr analgesic injection for bone metastasis.

Radioimmunoassay room: microinjection operation of labeled antibodies or antigens.

Mobile nuclear medicine fleet: on-board PET screening vehicle, intraoperative γ detection vehicle for on-site injection.

Specifications Of Nuclear Medicine Injection Protective Station