The RadTag® RTG15 (Gamma) and RadTag® RTX15 (X-ray) indicators are designed for 25 Gy central dose delivery. In addition to confirming the central dose, these indicators also verify that the dose is over 15 Gy, but less than 50 Gy, in accordance with regulatory agency safety guidelines.
Clinical Laboratory and Blood Bank, Horber Lauro
RadTag Technologies
The RadTag® RTG15 (Gamma) and RadTag® RTX15 (X-ray) indicators are designed for 25 Gy central dose delivery. In addition to confirming the central dose, these indicators also verify that the dose is over 15 Gy, but less than 50 Gy, in accordance with regulatory agency safety guidelines.
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