What is BS EN IEC 62667 - Test methods of medical light ion beam equipment about?
BS EN IEC 62667 is an international standard that focuses on medical electrical equipment and performance characteristics. BS EN IEC 62667 applies to LIGHT ION BEAM ME EQUIPMENT when used, for therapy purposes, in human medical practice.
BS EN IEC 62667 specifies test procedures for the determination and disclosure of performance
characteristics, knowledge of which is necessary for proper selection, application, and use of
LIGHT ION BEAM ME EQUIPMENT and which are to be declared in the accompanying documentation together with the greatest deviation or variation to be expected under specific conditions in normal use.
Who is BS EN IEC 62667 - Test methods of medical light ion beam equipment for?
BS EN IEC 62667 on medical electrical equipment and performance characteristics is useful for:
- Manufacturing unit of medical electrical equipment
- Doctors
- The professional technicians who can take charge to maintain medical electrical equipment
Why should you use BS EN IEC 62667- Test methods of medical light ion beam equipment?
BS EN IEC 62667 specifies methods of testing and methods of disclosure of performance of LIGHT ION BEAM ME EQUIPMENT intended for RADIOTHERAPY. BS EN IEC 62667 permits a direct comparison between the performance data of equipment of different manufacturers. BS EN IEC 62667 describes measurements and test procedures to be performed by the MANUFACTURER of LIGHT ION BEAM ME EQUIPMENT.
BS EN IEC 62667 applies to both ISOCENTRIC and non-ISOCENTRIC GANTRIES but many of the tests assume that the LIGHT ION BEAM ME EQUIPMENT has an ISOCENTRIC GANTRY. Where the equipment is non-ISOCENTRIC, the description of performance and test methods may be suitably adapted. BS EN IEC 62667 also provides determination and disclosure of performance characteristics, knowledge of which is deemed necessary for proper selection, application, and use of light ion beam me equipment and which are to be declared in the accompanying documentation together with the greatest deviation or variation to be expected under specific conditions in normal use.
