Radiation protection door for hospital

Abstract

The invention relates to a door, and discloses a radiation protection door for a hospital. The radiation protection door for the hospital comprises a door body, wherein the door body is fixedly connected with a rotating shaft; the rotating shaft is fixedly connected with a gear; the gear is meshed with a rack; one side of the rack is connected with a cylinder; a hollow upper door frame is arranged above the door body; a hollow lower door frame is arranged below the door body; an elastic piece is arranged between the inside of the lower door frame and the door body; one end, which is far away from the lower door frame, of the elastic piece is connected with a buffering block; and the buffering block is abutted to the door body. The problem that a radiation protection door in the prior art is over high in opening degree is solved. The radiation protection door for the hospital is moderate in opening degree.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of radiation-proof doors, and in particular relates to a radiation-proof door for hospitals. Background technique [0002] CT (Computed Tomography), that is, electronic computer tomography, it uses precisely collimated X-ray beams, γ-rays, ultrasonic waves, etc., together with highly sensitive detectors to perform cross-sectional scans one by one around a certain part of the human body. The scan time is fast, the image is clear, etc., and it can be used for the examination of various diseases. [0003] The method of using X-rays to pass through the parts of the human body to be inspected and the images displayed on the fluorescent screen for diagnosis is called X-ray fluoroscopy; the method of using X-rays to pass through the parts of the human body to be inspected and sensitized to form images on film for diagnosis The method is called X-ray examination; it is also a method commonly used in hospitals to check diseas...

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[0004] The above commonly used methods for checking diseases all have a certain amount of radiation to the human body. Hospitals generally place the detection equipment in a radiation-proof computer room. When the hospital uses the above methods to detect diseases, patients and doctors will enter the radiation-proof computer room. , the doctor operates the machine and begins to check; but in the process of the patient entering the computer room, the patient needs to pass through a radiation-proof door to enter the compu

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