Radiopharmaceutical container having syringe capper
A technology of radiopharmaceuticals and syringes, applied in the directions of syringes, hypodermic devices, lightweight protective containers, etc.
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[0022] Referring to the drawings, a radiopharmaceutical container generally referred to as 101 is shown in FIGS. 1-3 . This type of container is called a radiopharmaceutical tank. Except as described hereinafter, canister 101 may be any suitable radiation shielding structure. The radiopharmaceutical canister 101 includes an upper (e.g., "first") portion 103 and a lower (e.g., "second") portion 105 which are releasably secured to each other to enclose a radiopharmaceutical syringe 107 in a cavity 109 (FIG. 2 ). Radiopharmaceutical containers may have different numbers and / or different arrangements of components within the scope of the present invention. As shown in the figures, for example, the upper portion 103 has a generally tubular shape with a closed top end 113 and an open bottom end 115 . The lower portion 105 has a generally tubular shape with a closed bottom end 117 and an open top end 119 . When the two parts 103 and 105 are secured to each other, the open bottom ...
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