Progeny-Midmark 22-11467 - FLOUOROSCREEN
The Midmark 22-11467 FluoroScreen is a protective barrier panel designed for use in diagnostic and fluoroscopic imaging environments where staff require consistent shielding from scatter radiation. Built for clinical durability and workflow efficiency, the panel integrates seamlessly into procedure rooms to create a physical safety boundary between medical personnel and the imaging field. The structure supports clear visibility while maintaining protective separation, allowing clinicians to monitor procedures without compromising safety or communication.
This protective screen is engineered to meet the demands of busy imaging suites, surgical centers, and specialty practices performing fluoroscopic or radiographic procedures. Its construction emphasizes long service life, easy sanitation, and dependable stability during daily operation.
Key Benefits
- Provides reliable shielding support during fluoroscopic procedures
- Maintains visual monitoring capability while creating a protective boundary
- Durable construction suitable for high volume clinical environments
- Supports infection control through easy to clean surfaces
- Improves staff confidence and procedural efficiency
- Integrates smoothly into existing imaging room layouts
- Reduces exposure risk during repeated imaging sessions
- Designed for long term clinical use with minimal maintenance
Compatibility and Applications
The FluoroScreen barrier is suitable for use across a wide range of imaging and procedural environments. It supports workflow in rooms equipped with fluoroscopy units, radiographic imaging equipment, and procedure tables where clinicians must remain in close proximity to radiation sources.
- Hospital radiology departments
- Outpatient imaging centers
- Orthopedic and pain management clinics
- Interventional procedure suites
- Ambulatory surgical centers
- Cardiology and vascular labs
- Specialty diagnostic clinics
The design allows flexible positioning to adapt to different equipment layouts and room configurations.
Usage Guidelines
Position the FluoroScreen between the imaging source and personnel before activating the imaging system. Ensure the panel is properly aligned to cover the exposure pathway while preserving visibility of the patient and monitor displays. The screen should remain stable and unobstructed during imaging procedures.
After each procedure, clean the barrier using approved medical surface disinfectants. Inspect for stability and surface integrity periodically to maintain consistent protective performance.
Certifications and Safety Standards
The barrier panel is designed in accordance with medical environment safety expectations and supports radiation protection protocols commonly practiced in healthcare facilities. Its materials and construction are intended for repeated clinical sanitation and long term operational reliability in regulated medical settings.
Comparison with Competitors
Compared with generic shielding partitions, the Midmark FluoroScreen is specifically built for clinical integration rather than general industrial use. Many alternative barriers offer protection but lack visibility clarity or ergonomic placement flexibility. This unit prioritizes both safety and workflow, allowing clinicians to maintain communication and observation during procedures.
In contrast to portable shields that require frequent repositioning, the FluoroScreen promotes consistent placement and dependable performance throughout daily imaging sessions. The focus on clinical durability reduces replacement frequency and operational disruption.
Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios
This product is commonly used by radiologic technologists, physicians, nurses, and surgical support staff who participate in fluoroscopic imaging procedures. Facilities that perform repeated diagnostic or interventional imaging benefit from the consistent protective boundary provided by the screen.
Typical scenarios include guided injections, orthopedic imaging, vascular procedures, and diagnostic evaluations requiring continuous monitoring while maintaining staff safety distance.
Best Practices for Use and Maintenance
- Verify positioning before activating imaging equipment
- Keep the viewing area unobstructed for accurate monitoring
- Clean using approved disinfectants after each patient
- Inspect mounting stability routinely
- Avoid impact or forced movement that could affect alignment
- Document routine equipment checks within facility safety logs
Regulatory and Safety Information
The FluoroScreen supports institutional radiation safety protocols and should be used alongside established protective measures such as personal protective garments and proper distance practices. Facilities should follow internal safety policies and national guidelines governing radiation protection.
How to Order
To purchase or request product availability, contact CIA Medical customer support at (312) 275-5850. A representative will assist with product details, compatibility questions, and shipping arrangements.
