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BMRIT Lab
Diagnostics Radiology lab
Radiation Protection Accessories
- Mobile Protective Barrier (MPB)- 1.5 mm Lead Eqv.
- Lead Aprons - 0.25 mm Lead Eqv.
- Thyroid Shield -0.25 mm Lead Eqv.
- Gonads Shield- 0.25 mm Lead Eqv.
- Eye Wear (Shield)- 0.25 mm Lead Eqv.
- Hand Gloves -0.25 mm Lead Eqv.
- Lead Glass window- 1.5 mm Lead Eqv.
- Door (Lead Lined)-1.7 mm Lead Eqv.
Radiation protection comprises a hierarchy of control measures. Engineered design and construction, administrative policy/procedures and personal protective equipment address the three fundamental principles of dose reduction: time, distance and shielding.
X-ray dark room
The latent image produced when a radiographic film is exposed to a beam of X-ray can be visualized and examined only after the film has been suitably processed in the dark room.
X-ray film developing tank
X-ray tube
An X-ray tube is a vacuum tube that converts electrical input power into X-rays.
X-ray film view box
A device made of lights placed behind a translucent screen and used to provide backlighting for a radiographic image.
X-ray Equipments
X-Ray Control Panel
X-Ray Control Panel means a device which controls input power to the x-ray high-voltage generator and the x-ray tube.
X-ray portable Grid
Grids are placed between the patient and the x-ray film to reduce the scattered radiation.
X-ray filter
An X-ray filter is a material placed in front of an X-ray source in order to reduce the intensity of incident radiation.
X-ray collimator
Collimator, device for changing the diverging light or other radiation from a point source into a parallel beam.
X-ray tube housing
Housing is made up of lead to stop leakage radiation.
Positioning stand
It has the mechanism to stop the cassette holder at any point at just release of lever.
X-Ray Unit
An x-ray unit is the equipment used to produce x-rays. Because of the risk of over-exposure to x-rays, the x-ray unit includes both the machine used for collecting x rays and the protective room within which the x rays are taken and develops.