DD 85:1982 - Method for the determination of the radio-opacity index of medical devices made of plastics materials

DD 85:1982

Method for the determination of the radio-opacity index of medical devices made of plastics materials

Status : Withdrawn   Published : December 1982

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Describes the method for evaluating the radio-opacity of plastics medical devices, chiefly catheters, cannulae, etc., for comparative purposes and prediction of visibility on radiograph of a patient with the device in situ.




Standard NumberDD 85:1982
TitleMethod for the determination of the radio-opacity index of medical devices made of plastics materials
StatusWithdrawn
Publication Date31 December 1982
Withdrawn Date15 May 1986
Normative References(Required to achieve compliance to this standard)No other standards are normatively referenced
Informative References(Provided for Information)No other standards are informatively referenced
Draft Superseded By80/62859 DC
DescriptorsMedical equipment, Medical instruments, Surgical instruments, Plastics, Opacity, X-rays, Medical radiology, Radiography, Medical radiography, Test equipment, Dimensions, Cannulas
ICS37.040.01
Title in FrenchMéthode de détermination de l'indice de radioopacité des matériels médicaux en plastique
Title in GermanVerfahren zur Bestimmung des Strahlungsdurchlaessigkeitsfaktors medizinischer Gegenstaende aus Kunststoff
ISBN0 580 13066 5
PublisherBSI
FormatA4
DeliveryNo
File Size0 KB
Price£240.00


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