Process and device for preparing radiopharmaceutical products for injection
a radiopharmaceutical and process technology, applied in the direction of packaging/bundling articles, containers, packaging goods, etc., can solve the problems of increasing the level of automation, requiring a large amount of automation, and causing an appreciable cumulative exposur
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[0055] The present invention is related to a method and devices for preparing, packaging and handling individual doses of an injectable radiopharmaceutical compound. The method combines and incorporates the functions of filling (production) and transportation (packaging) and use while at the same time allowing the production to be easily automated.
[0056] The method of the invention comprises the following steps:
[0057] filling a "cartridge" 1 with an injectable substance of a radiopharmaceutical compound (FIG. 1);
[0058] closing said cartridge 1 at one end by means of a setting elastomeric (rubber) stopper 2 to be capable of being pierced, such as a septum. The cartridge comprises a rubber piston 3 at the other end. The filling and closing may be performed automatically using a suitable dispensing device. A cartridge as is known to contain insulin may be used for this purpose;
[0059] placing the cartridge in a radiation shielding device 10 consisting of two concentric parts (FIG. 2): a...
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- IPC
- A61J1/00; G21F5/018; A61J1/14; A61J1/06; A61M5/24; A61M5/178; G21G4/08
- CPC
- A61M5/1785; G21F5/018; A61M5/24
- Inventors
- MORELLE, JEAN-LUC; PHILIPPART, GAUTHIER



