[ RadSafe ] Oncology 'laser'

Flanigan, Floyd Floyd.Flanigan at nmcco.com
Wed Nov 22 05:20:40 CST 2006


Okay ... Here's the rub:

 

When Radon 226 is cooled to -195C, it gives off an orange-red light. If
said light was captured and channeled through a fiber-optic cable to a
light pen, and one incised a patient to expose a cancerous tumor, could
one affect said tumor with a Beta burn with the emissions from the light
'laser' pen? And if so, would this be an effective means of eradicating
said tumor? 

 

How's that for a 'what if' ?

 

Floyd W. Flanigan B.S.Nuc.H.P.




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