Lead Glove
Among the other necessary lead protective gear for staff in the angiography, ultrasound, and radiology departments, lead gloves can be mentioned. The waterproof lead gloves are made from high-standard lead, and it is recommended for those in direct contact with radiology, ultrasound, and angiography devices, as well as individuals working in radiation therapy centers, to use these gloves to protect their hands and prevent any skin conditions caused by radioactive waves.
Penetration of gamma rays into the hands to avoid any skin complications that may result from exposure to X-rays.
The use of lead gloves is of great importance to ensure that individuals in contact with ionizing radiation are protected, ensuring their safety.
Lead gloves are made from the standard amount of lead, which, in addition to being highly flexible, absorb radioactive rays. Depending on the model, these gloves can be used in various locations, as the amount of standard lead in their structure varies from approximately 0.5 mm to 0.75 mm, based on the conditions in which they are used. These lead gloves are widely used in places such as operating rooms, angiography, orthopedics, fluoroscopy, and also in the urology department. The amount of lead used in the structure of these gloves is approved by the Atomic Energy Organization and the Medical Equipment Department, preventing the
