Revolutionary radiation protection garments

REDUCE YOUR RADIATION EXPOSURE WITH TEXRAY RADIATION PROTECTION EQUIPMENT

INNOVATION MEETS SAFETY, DESIGN & COMFORT

Texray has developed the first radiation protection textile to address the need for improved radiation protection for medical practitioners. The patented technology platform is currently used in novel products designed to reduce scatter radiation during endovascular interventions.

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SCIENTIFIC PHANTOM DATA

There is no cut-off point for radiation-induced DNA damage. Texray patented innovations reduce scatter with an additional 74% compared to when wearing a traditional thyroid collar.

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SCIENTIFIC CLINICAL DATA

Prof S. Rohde and Dr F. Bärenfänger, Dortmund Germany, recently performed a scientific assessment of Texray novel head protectors concluding dose reduction up to 97%. From a radiation safety perspective, they recommend HeadPeace and MindPeace during fluoroscopy-assisted interventions.

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”I've used Texray HeadPeace a few years. It is a really comfortable, lead-free head protector for IR's, surgeons, technicians, & cardiologists. The technology is a great innovation, as it reduces scatter radiation towards my head.”

Dr. Florian Wolf

"I believe these novel shields are a great innovation for extended protection and optimized comfort...

Dr. Schmidt, University Hospital Leipzig, Germany

...I find it personally very important to minimize my radiation exposure during endovascular procedures, for my own safety and health"

Dr. Schmidt, University Hospital Leipzig, Germany

”Texray Innovative protectors, are highly appreciated. I will continue doing advanced image-guided surgical procedures for many years, so radiation is definitely a relevant issue for me and my colleagues.”

Prof Schmitto, Hannover Medical University, Germany

There is no cut-off point for radiation-induced DNA damage. Learn your R fellows not only about interventions, but also about radiation.

Prof. Jim Reekers