Egg Medical

An independent study compared EggNest Complete and Rampart Radiation Reduction Systems for reducing radiation exposure around the x-ray table. Both aim to reduce scatter exposure and eliminate the strain of traditional lead aprons; the results favored EggNest.

The company aims to reduce scatter radiation exposure among physicians, surgeons, nurses, technicians, and others who use x-ray imaging.

Egg Medical, Inc. is based in Arden Hills, MN 55112, USA, a suburb of Minneapolis and St. Paul.

The EggNest Radiation Protection System reduces scatter radiation exposure to the entire interventional team without impacting workflow.

Egg Medical introduces **EggNest® Complete 2.0**, a next-generation radiation protection device designed for interventional labs. The system eliminates the need for traditional construction, offering a lighter and more flexible setup. It integrates advanced shielding solutions to enhance safety during procedures.

Jul 2026newswire.caNews article

Egg Medical introduces **EggNest Complete Flex**, a radiation protection system allowing clinicians to perform procedures without traditional lead aprons. The product integrates flexible shielding technology to reduce physical strain and improve workflow efficiency in medical settings. The launch targets hospitals and imaging centers seeking safer, more ergonomic alternatives for radiation exposure.

Apr 2026Cardiac Interventions TodayNews article

Egg Medical introduces **EggNest™ Complete Flex**, a radiation protection system allowing clinicians to operate without traditional lead aprons. The solution eliminates the need for construction downtime or facility disruptions, enhancing workflow efficiency in medical settings. The product leverages modular design to integrate seamlessly into existing environments.

Apr 2026thecanadianpressnews.caNews article

Egg Medical’s EggNest™ Complete Radiation Protection System reduces radiation exposure for physicians, nurses, and technologists in cath labs more effectively than traditional shielding methods, according to real-world studies presented at the 2025 Transcatheter Cardiovascular Therapeutics® (TCT) Conference by Dr. Jarrod Frizzell. The system targets protection for the entire interventional team during procedures. Data from The Christ Hospital highlights its shielding performance in clinical settings.

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