protection, waste and regulations

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Chapter 4 where the reader will find in particular sections dealing with ARSAC for the administration of radioactive substances, the transport of substances, the statutory instruments governing the general use…

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effects of radiation

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Figure 4.1) details the various biological effects that radiation may cause resulting from the absorption of energy associated with the radiation. As will be seen later, different areas of the…

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and intracavitary treatments

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Table 7.1), and the usual activity per knee joint is 185   MBq. Rhenium-186 (186Re) and erbium-169 (169Er) are mentioned for completeness, as they are used outside the UK and discussed in…

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Therapy with unsealed radionuclides

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Introduction Iodine-131 in the treatment of thyroid disease     Thyrotoxicosis      Thyroid tumours  Phosphorus-32 in the treatment of refractory myeloproliferative disease Intra-articular and intracavitary treatments Palliation of bone pain Iodine-131 m-IBG therapy…

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Radiopharmaceuticals

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8]. The most common route of administration is intravenous, but radiopharmaceuticals may be administered orally or by inhalation. The intramuscular, intracavity and intrathecal routes are possible, but rare. When deciding…

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beam monitor chamber

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Figure 3.8. In this location, although the chamber is protected as far as practicable from backscatter that arises from the adjustable collimator jaws, it will still be subject to some…

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