Description of Injection Radiation Protection

In the rapidly developing field of nuclear medicine, the use of a Syringe Shield is the first step in the radiation protection of patients and doctors at close range, and is often made of tungsten alloy materials and high-density lead materials. Injecting radionuclides into patients can help diagnose their conditions, and the Injection Radiation Protection has a very high shielding level against harmful ionizing radiation emitted by radiopharmaceuticals, and its attenuation rate is as high as 88%. They are lightweight, non-magnetic, smooth surface, high visibility, easy handling, strong radiation shielding, and long life, fit most single-use syringes, and are easily sterilized with alcohol wipes. Injection Radiation Protection is equipped with a high-definition lead glass window and an easy-to-operate locking device, which is convenient for observing the content of the injection liquid and can quickly handle the syringe with one hand.

Features of Injection Radiation Protection

1. Lightweight and foldable

2. Lead/tungsten alloy shielding

3. Fast operation

4. Visual operation window

5. Adaptability to various injection sites

Applications of Injection Radiation Protection

Radiopharmaceutical injection in nuclear medicine, PET-CT centers, radiotherapy planning and puncture, nuclear emergency response, and radioisotope packaging.