radiation protection for ALL staff
in the procedure room – 360
degrees around the patient
existing workflow and the freedom
to focus on the patient and procedure
for ALL staff allow for use of
ultralight aprons or no aprons1,2*
of the table as well as above and
below the table for All staff positions
With No Trip Hazards
radiation protection for ALL staff
in the procedure room – 360
degrees around the patient
for existing workflow and the
freedom to focus on the patient
and procedure
reductions for ALL staff
allow for use o ultralight
aprons or no aprons1,2*
of the table as well as above and
below the table for All staff positions
With No Trip Hazards
Setting the Standard in Staff Safety, Simplicity and Satisfaction
Take Mandatory and Urgent Action to Meet the New ALARA+ Standard—for ALL Staff3
Interventional fluoroscopy teams have the highest radiation exposure of all medical professionals4 creating significant health hazards that can now be avoided5
“A surgeon’s responsibility is always centered on the patient, but with EggNest we can extend that same professional responsibility to our valued surgical team members.”
Brant Ullery, MD, MBA, FACS, FSVS
Medical Director, Vascular & Endovascular Surgery
Providence Heart and Valve Institute
*As allowed by hospital, state and country regulations
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