WM1829 Tungsten Medical Radiation Shielding

Tungsten Medical Radiation Shielding Description

Post-load radiotherapy requires the injection of radiopharmaceuticals into the body through an injection catheter. During the course of radiotherapy, radiopharmaceuticals are stored in a large tungsten alloy medical shield to protect patients and medical personnel from radiation damage.

The use of lead material as the radiation therapy shield is harmful to the human body and the uranium material as a shield for shielding gamma rays has a strong radioactivity. Due to their non-toxic and environmental characteristics, tungsten alloys for producing medical equipment become mainstream.

Tungsten Medical Radiation Shielding Specification

Tungsten Medical Radiation Shielding Applications

Tungsten Medical Radiation Shielding is used in positron emission tomography (PET) technologies.

Positron emission tomography (PET) is one of the nuclear medical technologies and is mainly used for the diagnosis of diseases. X-rays pass through the human body, and PET can display the transfusion effect of a specific organ in the human body. PET technology requires the injection of deoxyribonucleic acid (FDG) into the human body, and the FDG is stored in the syringe shield and injected into the body by a syringe shield. When the FDG passes through the human body, it emits gamma rays, which are captured by the gamma camera, thereby understanding the chemical reactions of organs and cells in the human body. Abnormal chemical reactions can also be shown; these reactions are evidence of the presence of a tumor.

Tungsten Medical Radiation Shielding Packaging

Our Tungsten Medical Radiation Shielding is clearly tagged and labeled externally to ensure efficient identification and quality control. Great care is taken to avoid any damage which might be caused during storage or transportation.