[ RadSafe ] Unit doses

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Spencer

Since the introduction of USP 797, which applies to the compounding of sterile preparations, many nuc med clinics can not cook their own radio-drugs, because their hot labs do not comply with the reg.

Cheers 
cja



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From: FISHER Spencer -NUCLEAR <spencer.fisher at opg.com>
To: 'radsafe at agni.phys.iit.edu' <radsafe at agni.phys.iit.edu>
Sent: Fri, Oct 8, 2010 1:14 pm
Subject: [ RadSafe ] Unit doses


Not sure how things are done down south, but here in Canada, we use unit dose as 
ell.  Except that we always order extra pertechnetate and have a supply 
vernight and weekends.  That way if you get an extra patient or emergency, you 
o not wait.  Just use your "shake and bake" microsphere or sulphur colloid, or 
one imager and away you go.  No wait, no hassle.

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