[ RadSafe ] Re: Permanent radioactive implants

Chris Alston ALSTONCJ at gunet.georgetown.edu
Fri Aug 24 15:41:28 CDT 2007


You're welcome, I'm sure.  I should have mentioned, though, to save bandwidth, that, if you were interested in diagrams of the seeds that are currently approved in the USA, you could visit the internet site of the Radiological Physics Center at M D Anderson Cancer Center (rpc.mdanderson.org/rpc).  Look under "Brachy Seeds" (I think).

Cheers
cja

>>> Franz Schönhofer <franz.schoenhofer at chello.at> 08/24/07 04:19PM >>>
Thank you, Chris for this reply! Within five lines you were able to answer
all questions I had! Obviously the manufacturers have worked very close
together with surgeons, which is indicated by the lead marker. Titanium is
the metal of choice for hip-replacement, teeth implants etc.


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