The Scatter Reducing Drapes are used to protect the physician against radiation emitting from the patient’s body during interventional procedures. Each and every procedures where a radiologist or cardiologist is exposed to scatter radiation contributes to serious and cumulative lifetime risk factors. This long-term exposure can cause radiation-induced glaucoma, thyroid and other cancers. Scatter Reducing Drapes are specially designed to block harmful radiation at the procedure site before scatter rays escape. Scatter Reducing Shields are placed on top of the patient drape to block scatter radiation at the source, creating a scatter-free zone, reducing harmful radiation exposure to the doctor or clinician.
Scatter Reducing Drapes are available in disposable (lead-free) and reusable (lead) options.
Protecting interventionalists against scatter radiation emitting from the patient’s body during both femoral and lateral access procedures. The Reusable Scatter Reducing Drape with Femoral Access is ergonomically shaped....
Protecting interventionalists against scatter radiation emitting from the patient’s body during interventional diagnostic imaging with radial access procedures. The specific shape of the Reusable Scatter Reducing Drape with Radial Access...
Protecting healthcare professionals by reducing scatter radiation emitted by the patient’s body, for instance during ERCP (endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography) and other diagnostic imaging procedures. The Reusable Scatter Reducing...
Providing additional protection for the physician's hands, body and face during femoral artery and radial access procedures. The SecureShield Scatter Reducing Drape for Angiography protects hands, face and body...