Sentence examples for radionuclide dose from inspiring English sources

The same radionuclide dose calibrator was used for all I activity measurements.

This factor was obtained from a whole-body scan of the Petri dish, containing an amount of I (25 MBq) exactly calibrated in the radionuclide dose calibrator, placed on the imaging table.

Juweid et al. observed that besides red marrow dose, baseline blood counts, multiple bone and/or marrow metastases and recent chemotherapy are important factors related to haematological toxicity after radio-immunotherapy [ 72], making a dosimetric approach to identify the optimal radionuclide dose more complicated.

The chapter describes the individual remedial measures designed to reduce radionuclide doses received by humans because of the contamination in urban (inhabited), agricultural, aquatic, and forest ecosystems following an airborne contaminant release.

Inconsistent findings in all these studies may reflect the unique circumstances of population exposure, including different types of radiation or mix of radionuclides, dose rates, age at exposure, or time since exposure, assuming that radiation risk for hypothyroidism varies by these factors.

In the study the baseline radionuclide tracer dose was 3 mCi and the follow-up dose was 7 mCi.

In this study, the baseline radionuclide tracer dose was 2 mCi with subsequent increments to 5, 12 and 25 mCi.

Radionuclide absorbed-dose dosimetry is an active area of development and has the potential to positively impact molecular radiotherapies.

Lung tumors are the principal late effect observed in experimental animals following pulmonary deposition of radionuclides at dose levels that do not result in early deaths from radiation pneumonitis or fibrosis.

Response to radionuclide-induced doses is also very dependent on the repair process of sub-lethal damage.

Radionuclide activity meters ("dose calibrators") are ionization chambers designed to measure relatively high amount of activities which are normally contained in radiopharmaceuticals.