[ RadSafe ] Presentation Link: Health Physicist monitors own medical dose from radioiodine thyroid ablation procedure

[Sergio Faermann]

Dear Sandy

I appreciated very much your presentation on the Instadose. 
I understand that it's suitable for photon dosimetry. What about beta and neutron dosimetry? What about ring and eye dosimeters?
Do you think that it can replace personnel dosimetry by TLD , speaking on the price per dosimeter?
I don't know if our authorities will give us the necessary licensing

I really believe that this is the right direction, specially for cardiac cateterism and angiography( interventional radiology) 

Best regards

Sergio Faermann, Ph.D.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Perle, Sandy" <sperle at mirion.com>
Date: Friday, October 28, 2011 18:51
Subject: [ RadSafe ] Presentation Link: Health Physicist monitors own medical dose from radioiodine thyroid ablation procedure
To: "The International Radiation Protection (Health Physics) Mailing  List" <radsafe at health.phys.iit.edu>

> Below is a link to a PDF file of a presentation I recently gave 
> at the Australia Radiation Protection Society Meeting in 
> Melbourne last week, and, at this week at the California Campus 
> RSO Meeting, the title: "Health Physicist monitors own medical 
> dose from radioiodine thyroid ablation procedure". I am 
> expecting that a revised version with additional data will be 
> presented at the IRPA 13 Meeting in Glasgow this May.
> 
> The presentation addresses current day dosimetry, the future 
> look at dosimetry, compares the thyroid measurements using 
> Direct Ion Storage technology (Instadose) compared to TLD, and 
> the Type Testing data for the Instadose that demonstrated its 
> appropriateness for conducting the real-time measurements.
> 
> If interested, here is a link to the PDF file:
> 
> https://www.mirion.com/en/divisions/dsd/scperle%20campus%20rso%20meeting%20102411%20v2.pdf
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Sandy
> 
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> Sander C. Perle
> President
> Mirion Technologies
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> 
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