Radiant energy – Radiation controlling means – Shielded receptacles for radioactive sources
Reexamination Certificate
2005-06-28
2008-08-19
Wells, Nikita (Department: 2881)
Radiant energy
Radiation controlling means
Shielded receptacles for radioactive sources
C250S506100, C250S515100
Reexamination Certificate
active
07414254
ABSTRACT:
A radio-pharmaceutical transport system includes a pig and a disposable plastic insert. Together, the pig and the disposable plastic insert provide a mechanism for transporting a syringe containing a dose of a radio-pharmaceutical composition. The pig includes a tungsten cylinder that defines an elongated cavity therein that is substantially coaxial with the tungsten cylinder. The cavity is of sufficient size to receive therein a syringe. The tungsten cylinder has a thickness sufficient to shield users from a PET radio-pharmaceutical without requiring additional shielding. The disposable plastic insert is disposed within the cavity and includes an elongated plastic envelope.
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D'Alonzo Jeff D.
Polsinelli Perry
West Steven B.
Bockop Bryan W.
Bockop & Associates, LLC
United Pharmacy Partners, Inc.
Wells Nikita
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