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First developed in 1996 as a lightweight
pliable alternative to lead shielding, RADPAD shields and drapes
continue to lead the industry in technological development designed
to reduce harmful scatter radiation by as much as 95%. Sterile and
disposable RADPAD shields have been tested in numerous independent
studies and have proven to be the single most effective agent
available in reducing scatter radiation in multiple medical
intervention specialties utilizing x-radiation.
Sterile, lead-free and repositionable,
RADPAD shields are placed directly on the patient to provide the
physician or technologist with movable shade in which to work,
protected from the ever-present scatter radiation. RADPAD technology
and protection is available in a wide variety of shapes and sizes
from general purpose to highly specialized shields developed for
specific procedures like biopsy, femoral-entry angiography, dialysis
declotting, biventricular pacing and many other interventional
procedures.
Download a RADPAD PDF.
Pediatric Radiology
RADPAD shields are easy to use and
extremely effective in reducing unwarranted radiation exposure to
neonatal and pediatric patients during CT scanning and standard
fluoroscopic procedures. These patients are more susceptible to the
long-term ill effects of radiation and must be protected as much as
possible.
RADPAD collimation drapes, infant cap
and thyroid shield protect the patient during a standard chest x-ray
procedure. The RADPAD CT blanket protects the infant’s lower
abdominal/reproductive organs during a CT scan. These products can
be used multiple times for the same patient.
Table Skirts
RADPAD table skirts are easy to use and
extremely effective in reducing radiation exposure to physicians and
staff during interventional procedures. The skirts attach along the
sides of the table and do not allow radiation to reach the
physician’s feet, legs, or waist. Further, the RADPAD table skirts
do not allow radiation to “escape” through a separation between the
table skirt and the patient table as it often occurs with
traditional table skirts.
RADPAD table skirts have velcro at the top so the shield can easily
be moved to the other side of the table when necessary. The guardian
material allows the skirt to be wiped clean with standard hospital
antiseptic cleaners.
Protection Sleeve
The RADPAD radiation protection sleeve
is comfortable to wear and does not hinder the physician’s
interventional technique. Velcro straps allow the sleeve to be
adjusted to the physician’s arm and keep the sleeve in place. With
the physician’s arm in close proximity to the CT beam during CT
fluoro-guided procedures, the RADPAD sleeve provides excellent
protection to the exposed hand and arm.
This RADPAD product combined with the RADPAD table-gantry shield
provide outstanding protection to the interventional physician and
ensures that his radiation exposure is minimized as required by
ALARA guidelines. The physician can safely perform the procedure and
know he is well protected from the long-term ill effects of
radiation.
Illustrations
Download illustrations of RADPAD
products in use.
Interventional Radiology I
Interventional Radiology II
Cardiac Cath Labs
Electrophysiology Labs
Cardiac EP/Cath Labs
Product Order
Information
| Re-order Code |
Description |
Dimensions |
2400 (sterile)
2700 |
Lumbar shield
Lumber "L" shield |
12"
x 30"
24” x 30” x 12” x 18” x 12” |
2522 (non-sterile)
2622 (non-sterile) |
Collimation drapes - Neonatal
Collimation drapes - Pediatric |
5”
x 9”, pack of 4
8” x 9”, pack of 4 |
2750
2755 |
Table skirts |
35"
x 33"
31" x 69" |
|
2740 |
Protection sleeve |
One
size fits all |
2203
2203-01
2203-06 |
Dialysis Access/Declotting Drape |
38.5” x 36” overall
23” x 32” absorbent pad
Fenestrations:
3” x 9”, 4.5” x 9” |
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2215, 2217-01A |
Interventional Specialty Shield |
12”
x 17” overall |
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