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Re: "Typical" radioisotopes
Jim, Dave, Scot and all,
Indeed, an impressive list Dave! A few more additions to the list of
isotopes used at "full service" medical centers:
1) Nuc Med (therapies)
P-32 (polycythemia vera, synovitis)
Y-90 (metastatic breast cancer, in monoclonal antibody protocols)
Ho-166 (multiple myeloma - clinical trials in conjunction with peripheral
blood stem cell transplantation)
2) Nuc Med (diagnostic applications)
In addition to F-18, other PET cyclotron produced isotopes: C-11, N-13,
O-15,
Also, a generator produced Rubidium-82 (myocardium studies)
3) Rad Therapy (sealed sources)
Co-60 (still some around)
Jodi
Jodi Strzelczyk
Assistant Professor, Radiology
Radiological Sciences Division
University of Colorado, SOM
From: "Hudson, Scott A Mr CHPPMEUR" <Scott.Hudson@cpe.amedd.army.mil>
Subject: RE: "Typical" radioisotopes in different institutions
A couple additions to Dave's excellent list:
Hospital: Gd-153 (in Quadramet, a replacement for Sr-89 palliative
bone therapy)
F-18 (a "long-half-life" positron emitter, as FDG)
Rad Therapy:Pd-103 (prostate implants, seeds)
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From: Dave Derenzo [mailto:dave@uic.edu]
Subject: Re: "Typical" radioisotopes in different institutions
>1) University Research
P-32 (by far the most common)
S-35
P-33
I-125
Cr-51
H-3
C-14
Na-22
Rb-86
Sc-46
Sn-113
Ca-45
Ce-141
Kr-85 (sealed sources)
Nb-95
Ni-63 (sealed sources)
Ru-103
Sr-85
>2) "Full Service" hospital
Nuc Med (includes radiopharmaceutical therapies)
Mo-99
Tc-99m
I-131
In-111
Ga-67
I-123
Sr-89
Cr-51
Co-57
Xe-133
Tl-201
Rad Therapy (sealed sources)
Cs-137
I-125
Ir-192
Sr-90
>3) Genetic Research
P-32
P-33
S-35
H-3
C-14
>It doesn't have to be greatly detailed, I'd just like to know the
>principle isotopes / compounds that someone might routinely encounter in
>these settings.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Jim Barnes, CHP
>Radiation Safety Officer
>Rocketdyne/Boeing
>james.g.barnes@att.net
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