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--- thermalimaging [2026/08/12 04:16] – [Do they need TGA approval in Australia] gary1
+++ thermalimaging [2026/08/12 05:05] (current) – [Introduction] gary1
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-  ***it seems there are no portable, compact TGA-approved thermal imaging cameras available for clinical use in Australia at present**
+  ***it seems there are no portable, compact [[tga|TGA-approved]] thermal imaging cameras available for clinical use in Australia at present**
   *this page outlines potential future use pending a TGA-approved product suitable for bedside ED usage
   *if a doctor deploys a non-TGA approved industrial thermal camera to map inflammation, poor circulation, or skin temperature variations for a medical assessment, the user is modifying its "intended purpose" into a medical one. In Australia, whoever introduces a non-medical device into a clinical diagnostic workflow legally absorbs the responsibilities of a medical device manufacturer - without seeking TGA approval it presumably could only legally be used for non-clinical uses such as academic research