The integration of the detector and pump led to a flexible system that can accurately dispense solutions containing radiolabeled probes in radioactivity concentrations directly produced from a cyclotron (~0.1 1 mCi μL−1), to lower activity concentrations intended for preclinical mouse scans (~1 10 μCi μL−1).
The team utilized semi-structured interviews, focus groups and co-design sessions to identify challenges to procuring clean and safe water and to gather feedback on an existing water transportation, storage and dispensing solution, the PackH2O water backpack.
Key aspects of POC hand hygiene include the provision of alcohol-based hand rub products, integration of dispensing solutions within the patient zone, consideration of patient care workflow, and dispenser designs that optimize acceptance and usage.
We developed ARAS, an automated radioactivity aliquoting system for dispensing solutions containing positron-emitting radioisotopes with particular focus on fluorine-18 (18F).
For this purpose, we have designed ARAS, an automated radioactivity aliquoting system for dispensing solutions containing positron-emitting radioisotopes with particular focus on fluorine-18 (18F).
To address the opportunity of significantly increasing safety and accuracy, we have developed ARAS, an automated radioactivity aliquoting system for dispensing solutions containing positron-emitting radioisotopes with particular focus on fluorine-18 (18F).
Automated protocols for measuring and dispensing solutions containing radioisotopes are essential not only for providing a safe environment for radiation workers but also to ensure accuracy of dispensed radioactivity and an efficient workflow.
The BioDot XYZ platform combined with a motion controller, BioJet Quanti3000k dispenser, and AirJet Quanti3000k dispenser for solution dispensing, were supplied by BioDot (Irvine, CA).
In order to automate sample preparation processes, a precision pattern dispenser was designed to reproducibly dispense radioactive solutions at pre-defined positions.
To refill his bottles, he simply ducks into a custodial closet where a wall-mounted machine no bigger than a computer monitor dispenses the solution.
