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An X-ray Lead Apron is a protective garment worn by patients or healthcare workers during X-ray procedures to shield the body from harmful ionizing radiation.
Description:
It is made of rubberized material containing lead or other radiation-absorbing substances.
The apron is usually worn over the chest and abdomen, covering vital organs such as the thyroid, lungs, reproductive organs, and stomach.
Function:
The lead in the apron acts as a barrier, absorbing and blocking X-rays from passing through the body.
This helps minimize radiation exposure to sensitive tissues, reducing the risk of radiation-induced damage.
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