The Whole Body Imaging Dual Probe is a medical device that uses ionizing radiation imaging technology to produce clear images inside the human body to help doctors diagnose a variety of diseases. Unlike traditional X-rays, the Whole Body Imaging Dual Probe can directly acquire three-dimensional images that are more accurate and reliable.
The Whole Body Dual Probe is primarily used for the early screening and diagnosis of cancer, and is particularly useful for diagnosing difficult-to-identify types of cancer. It is also used to detect osteoporosis, tumor staging and treatment effects.
While the Whole Body Imaging Dual Probe has many advantages, it needs to be used with care and protection due to the potentially harmful effects of the ionizing radiation it uses. Under the guidance of a medical professional and technician, patients need to be properly fitted with protective equipment to ensure their safety.