Egg Medical launches new radiation protection system

AuntMinnie.com staff writers
Jul 6, 2026

Egg Medical is launching EggNest Complete 2.0, an upgraded version of its EggNest enhanced radiation protection device system for interventional suites. 

The EggNest Complete 2.0 system.The EggNest Complete 2.0 system.Egg Medical

The system is designed to reduce scatter radiation exposure for physicians, nurses, and technologists during interventional procedures. It requires no structural modifications or architectural permitting, allowing labs to remain operational during installation, the company highlighted. 

The updated system also features a lighter base design and molded carbon fiber components intended for high-volume clinical use, Egg Medical said. 

Complete 2.0 includes a telescoping shield, upper flip shields, and reusable shielding components for scatter radiation protection during procedures.

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