Radiation Protection

VEST & KILT is an ergonomic solution for specialists who work under X-ray guidance for prolonged periods. The two-piece design provides more comfortable weight distribution, reduces back strain, and ensures reliable protection through overlapping front panels.

FRONT is a practical solution for everyday use during work under X-ray guidance, combining reliable frontal protection, a comfortable fit, and ergonomic support. Its design ensures full coverage of the front surface of the body, while the elastic back panel promotes better weight distribution and reduces strain during prolonged wear.

The COAT radiation protection garment is designed for specialists who require an extended level of protection, lumbar support, and comfort during prolonged interventional procedures. The overlapping front-panel design provides reliable protection in critical areas, while the wide belt and soft shoulder inserts contribute to more even weight distribution.

Head protection complements the main radiation protection apparel and is used for additional shielding of sensitive areas when working in scattered radiation conditions. Such products are especially relevant for specialists who regularly perform prolonged interventional procedures under fluoroscopic guidance.

Leg protection is intended for additional shielding of the lower extremities in areas exposed to scattered radiation during work with X-ray systems. This solution helps strengthen personal protection for staff, especially in situations where standard apparel does not cover all potentially vulnerable areas.

Hand protection is used to reduce exposure to scattered radiation during manipulations performed close to the X-ray field. It complements the main personal protective equipment set and is especially relevant during interventional procedures in which the operator’s hands are in close proximity to the radiation zone.

Shoulder and arm protection is intended for additional coverage of areas that may remain less protected when the physician’s or assistant’s position changes relative to the radiation source. These elements help create more comprehensive personal protection and improve safety during prolonged procedures. They are attached to the main protective garment with Velcro fasteners and can be easily added or removed depending on the type of procedure.

Thyroid protection is an important component of personal radiation protection, providing shielding for one of the most radiation-sensitive anatomical areas. MDT models have an ergonomic shape and fit comfortably during everyday use.

Gonadal protection is used for additional shielding of sensitive anatomical areas during radiologic and interventional procedures. It is an important part of a comprehensive radiation safety approach and may be used both for patients and, in specific clinical scenarios, for staff.

The protective mask is intended for additional shielding of the face from scattered radiation during X-ray-guided procedures. Its design with a transparent shield and adjustable fastening allows the position of the mask to be adjusted for comfortable work and improved facial protection. This solution is a useful addition to the main radiation protection set for specialists working close to the radiation source.

MDT protective glasses provide effective eye protection against scattered X-ray radiation and are available in various options for everyday interventional practice. The range includes lightweight models made of TR90, nylon, and polycarbonate, including solutions with side protection and options designed to be worn over prescription glasses. Selected models can be used without prescription correction or with single-vision, bifocal, or progressive lenses, allowing the optimal option to be chosen according to the user’s individual needs.

Apron racks ensure proper storage of radiation protection garments in an unfolded position, preventing folds and cracks in the protective material. Mobile wheeled models allow the full set of protective equipment to be conveniently moved between operating rooms and procedure rooms.