Medical Dry Laser Film
1.Keep Dry: Films should be stored in a dry, cool place, away from direct sunlight and high-temperature, humid environments. A damp environment may cause the film to deform, mold, or get damaged, affecting its performance.
2.Avoid Pressure: During transportation and storage, Films should be protected from compression or impact to avoid damaging the Film and affecting its quality and performance.
3.Prevent Contamination: Before use Film, check the surface of the Films for stains, fingerprints, dust, or other impurities. If necessary, clean it thoroughly. During use, avoid direct contact with the surface of the film with your fingers to prevent compromising its quality and effectiveness.
4.Protect the : During laser treatments or surgeries, the Films should be protected from laser exposure or impact. If any abnormalities occur during use, stop using the film immediately and contact the relevant personnel for handling.
5.Use Properly: Films should be used according to the instructions in the manual, including the number of uses, duration, and other guidelines. Overuse or exceeding the recommended limits may cause damage or safety hazards.
Functions of Medical Dry Laser Film
Display Images: Medical dry laser films are used in medical imaging to display X-rays, CT scans, MRIs, and other imaging techniques, helping doctors diagnose and treat patients.
Easy to Preserve: Medical dry laser films can store images for long periods, making it convenient for doctors to track patients' conditions and review historical cases.
Easy to Transmit: Medical dry laser films can be digitized for transmission and storage, facilitating communication and collaboration among doctors.
Clear Diagnosis: Medical dry laser films can display details such as the location, size, and shape of lesions, assisting doctors in making accurate diagnoses and treatment plans.
Environmentally Friendly and Energy-Efficient: Medical dry laser films do not require chemical development, avoiding pollution. Additionally, digitizing the films reduces energy consumption and waste generation.
How to Use Medical Dry Laser Film
Prepare the Environment: The operating environment for using medical dry laser films should be dry and clean to prevent dust and moisture from affecting the films. Operators should maintain hand cleanliness and use personal protective equipment such as gloves and masks.
Expose the Film: The medical dry laser film needs to be exposed to form an image. Before exposure, place the film in a film holder to avoid light contamination. Exposure time should be adjusted based on different medical imaging devices and conditions to ensure optimal image quality.
Develop the Film: After exposure, the medical dry laser film needs to be developed. The concentration and temperature of the developer should be adjusted according to the type of film and equipment. The development time must be controlled within a proper range, as too long or too short a time will affect image quality.
Fix the Film: After development, the medical dry laser film needs to be fixed to remove the unexposed silver halide from the film surface. The fixation time should be adjusted based on the film and equipment used to ensure the quality of the image.
Wash the Film: After fixation, the medical dry laser film needs to be washed to remove the developer and fixer from the film's surface. The washing time should also be controlled within a proper range to avoid affecting image quality.
Archiving and Storage: After imaging, medical dry laser films should be archived for future use. The storage temperature and humidity should be carefully monitored to prevent light and moisture contamination of the film.
