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NMT Production of Ra

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Production of Radionuclides   show
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show Charged particles accelerated and irradiate a target of stable elements Protons, deuterons, alpha, 3He  
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show Incident particle may leave all or part of it’s energy in the target  
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Cyclotron-Produced 3   show
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show particle accelerator used for the production of radioisotopes  
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show entire process is controlled by a personal computer.  
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cyclotron consists of   show
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radioisotope can be formed   show
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man-made isotopes   show
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show are formed by nuclear reactions with protons (from a cyclotron, a ring-shaped particle accelerator).  
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show are produced by nuclear reactions with neutrons which can only be generated in sufficient quantities during fission of uranium in a nuclear reactor.  
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show with 12 MeV protons 111Cd(p,n)111In 111Cd -- target p (proton) -- irradiating particle n (neutron) -- emitted particle 111In -- product  
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carrier-free   show
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Target   show
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Isotopes   show
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show Usually neutron deficient Decays by positron emission or electron capture.  
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show 123-Iodine Likely to be contaminated with 124I and 125I Indirect method -- 123Xe produced then decays to 123I 67-Gallium 111-Indium 201-Thallium  
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show Used mostly in PET (positron emission tomography), Cyclotron must be located on site. 11-Carbon 13-Nitrogen 15-Oxygen 18-Fluorine (FDG)  
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show Fissile material fuel rods undergo spontaneous fission 235U and 239Pu  
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Reactor - Produced Radionuclides 2   show
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Reactor - Produced Radionuclides 3   show
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Reactor - Produced Radionuclides - Two types of interactions   show
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Fission   show
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Fission [(n,f)] Reaction - Heavy elements   show
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Nuclides   show
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show Products separated by chemical procedures Normally carrier-free with high specific activity Products usually neutron rich and decay by b- emission Products of 235U fission 131I, 99Mo, 133Xe, 137Cs  
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Neutron Capture [(n,g)] Reaction   show
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Neutron Capture [(n,g)] Reaction - Radionuclides produced   show
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Targets   show
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show Decay-growth relationship Long-lived parent radionuclide and short-lived daughter radionuclide Chemical property of daughter is distinctly different from parent Easily transportable  
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Generator   show
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show is filled with adsorbent material cation-, or anion- exchange resin, alumina or zirconia on which the parent is absorbed  
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Generator - daughter   show
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Generator - After elution   show
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show may be added to the column and a membrane filter attached to keep a sterile and pyrogen-free condition  
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show Eluant is inverted onto needle A Evacuated vial is inverted onto needle B Vacuum in vial on needle B draws eluant through column and elutes the daughter nuclide, leaving the parent on the column  
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show 132Te -- 132I  
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show the 99Mo -- 99mTc generator  
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show 87% decays to metastable 99mTc 13% decays to ground state 99Tc  
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show by isomeric transition or gamma transition of 140 keV (10% are via internal conversion  
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99Tc decays   show
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show Liquid Column generator is rarely used in nuclear medicine and will not be discussed Solid Column Generator is used in modern day nuclear medicine  
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show “Moly” Generator, Alumina (Al2O3) loaded in a plastic or glass column, 99Mo is absorbed on alumina (MoO4-2, molybdate), Column is washed with isotonic saline, 99Mo is fission-produced  
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show 99mTc will grow until maximum activity is reached after approximately four half-lives After maximum activity is reached 99mTc activity follows that of 99Mo (Fig. 5.2) 99mTc is eluted as sodium pertechnetate (Na99mTcO4) with 0.9% NaCl solution  
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show Isotonic saline is provided in vials of different sizes Evacuated vials are used to draw the saline through the column not leaving saline in the column  
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Solid Column Generator - wet column   show
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show Radiation cause radiolysis of water in generator column result in formation of hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) & perhydroxyl free radical (HO2.), Radiolysis is more likely in high activity generators, Saline in tube may freeze extremely cold weather during ship  
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show = 0.956 (AMo)O(e-0.01034t - e-0.11550t) + (ATc)Oe-0.11550t  
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After transient equilibrium is reached   show
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99Tc in the eluate   show
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99mTcHMPAO   show
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Quality Control of 99mTc-Eluate   show
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99Mo Breakthrough   show
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Other Radionuclide Contamination   show
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Aluminum contamination   show
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Aluminum interferes   show
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show 10 mg Al/ml of 99mTc  
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Detected by colorimetric method   show
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pH   show
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Radiochemical Purity   show
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Other Generators   show
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