Lead Gloves Use in Radiology and Interventional Procedures | Oley Medical Products

2026-05-15•4 dk okuma•Radyasyon Koruma

Radiation protective latex and fabric covered hand gloves

Why Protecting Hands Against Radiation is Vital

During fluoroscopy, angiography and other interventional radiology procedures, the hands of physicians and the surgical team are closest to primary or secondary scattered X-Rays. Long-term and repetitive radiation exposure of the hands can cause skin and soft tissue damage.

To minimize radiation dose and comply with the ALARA (As Low As Reasonably Achievable) principle, using lead gloves or lead equivalent materials designed to protect hands is of critical importance.

Lead Glove Models and Types

Various lead glove models have been developed according to different types of procedures and surgical sensitivity requirements in clinical applications:

Each model should be selected by balancing the physician's fingertip sensitivity and protection needs during the procedure.

Steril Powder-Free and Latex-Free Gloves: Flexible and disposable glove designs for interventional procedures requiring surgical precision.
Palm Mitten Models: Palm protection designs that leave fingertips exposed or allow easy movement.
Fabric-Covered Rubber Gloves: Heavy protection alternatives that offer thicker and long-term durability.

Oley Medical Lead Gloves Solutions

Oley Medical Products offers an expanded range of leaded (natural rubber) and lead-free (polyisoprene) sterile gloves, customized full/fingerless veterinary gloves, and 0.50 mm Pb long cuff nuclear medicine gloves. To review our certified glove models, access specifications, and request custom quotations, visit our dedicated lead gloves products page.