The common image of handling radioactivity takes us back to an operator who works outside a large shielded hot cell, fiddling with telepliers to prepare “bulk” molybden-99 solutions and Moly generators to be distributed worldwide. Also, the preparation of technetium-99m labeled radiopharmaceuticals (RPs), that represented for several decades the workhorse of nuclear medicine, has long been (and still is) mostly performed manually.
PET radiopharmacy and automation / Boschi, Stefano; Todde, Sergio. - In: NUCLEAR MEDICINE AND MOLECULAR IMAGING. - ISSN 1869-3474. - STAMPA. - 1-4:(2022), pp. 227-234. [10.1016/B978-0-12-822960-6.00004-1]
PET radiopharmacy and automation
Boschi, Stefano;
2022
Abstract
The common image of handling radioactivity takes us back to an operator who works outside a large shielded hot cell, fiddling with telepliers to prepare “bulk” molybden-99 solutions and Moly generators to be distributed worldwide. Also, the preparation of technetium-99m labeled radiopharmaceuticals (RPs), that represented for several decades the workhorse of nuclear medicine, has long been (and still is) mostly performed manually.File in questo prodotto:
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