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“Most surgeons underestimate how much radiation they absorb over a career.”


Hear how Dr. Peter Derman approaches Head & Neck Radiation Protection — and why he wears it Every Case.
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Texray vs Traditional Lead

Up to 96.7% scatter reduction* (phantom & clinical testing)

Shields 60–150 kV, exceeding standard 120–130 kV lead limits (IEC 61331-1/3:2014)

10× more durable — 300,000 flexes vs. lead cracking around 25,000

Targets lateral & posterior head exposure traditional lead does not fully cover

Lightweight, ergonomic design for consistent every-case wear
 

Radiation Exposure Is Cumulative.

Most surgeons don’t know exactly how much radiation they absorb over the course of a career in the OR. What’s clear is that for those routinely working around fluoroscopy, cumulative exposure is real — and it builds gradually over time.

Minimally invasive procedures have improved patient outcomes. They have also increased radiation scatter exposure to clinicians positioned near the field — especially around the head and neck.

Over years of practice, that exposure adds up.

In DR. DERMAN’S Words

“I love the work I do, and I want to protect my long-term health so I can continue doing it. That’s why I wear head and neck protection for every case now. It needs to be lightweight, comfortable, and practical enough to use consistently — otherwise it simply won’t get worn.”

Protection only works if you actually wear it — every case.

Why Head and Neck Protection

Measured scatter patterns during fluoroscopy-guided procedures demonstrate significant exposure to the operator’s head and neck.*

Texray closes the gap - as the animation from the phantom study* proves.


Larsson 2024 – Phantom Study Animation – Heatmap Movement – v1.gif

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