Operational Radiation Safety
Lung ventilation studies with aerosolized 99mTc-labeled DTPA can lead to airborne contamination in the nuclear imaging room. See article by Achey, et al, pages S85 to S87 for complete details. |
Contents of Vol. 86, No. 5, May 2004
Editorial — Editorial Musings — Ken Miller
Current Events — Sean Austin
Ask the Expert — Kelly Classic
At the Virtual Watercooler — Susan T. Masih
RSO Interview — Len Porter
A Guide to SI Units in Radiation Protection
Operational Topics
A Fluoroscopy Credentialing/Safety Program at a Large Research Hospital — Frank P. Castronovo
Evolution of a Radiation Safety Audit Program for a Research Institution — David Gillette, Philip Campbell and Bruce Busby
Potential Dose to Nuclear Medicine Technologists from 99mTc-DTPA Aerosol Lung Studies — Bryan Achey, Ken Miller, Mike Erdman and Steve King
Measurement of HVL on Fluoroscopy Units — Laura Finney
Decommissioning Activities for NPP A-1 in the Slovak Republic — Kristina Kristofova, Ivan Rehak, Marek Vasko, Vladimir Daniska
Health Physics Aspects of Neutron Activated Components in a Linear Accelerator — Shuntong Guo and Paul L. Ziemer
Optimization of the Thermal Neutron Beam for Boron Neutron Capture Therapy at the Brookhaven Medical Research Reactor — Jih-Perng Hu, Richard N. Reciniello and Norman E. Holden
Radiation Dosimetry of a Graphite Moderated Beryllium Source — Norman E. Holden, Richard N. Reciniello and Jih-Perng Hu
A Simplified Method to Create Quantitative, 'Fixed' Uranyl-contaminated Metal Coupons — Catherine K. McKeown and Brian H. David
Preventing Improper Disposal of Healthcare Facility Waste Containing RAM — René Michel and Michael J. Zorn
Radiation Safety Considerations in GliaSite® I-125 Brain Implant Procedures — J.Strzelczyk and R. Safadi