Isotopen Technologien Munchen Ag

Oncobeta International Gmbh

Actinium Pharmaceuticals, Limited

Itm Isotopen Technologien Munchen Ag

Oliver Buck

Michael Schilp

Tuomo Nikula

Mark Harfensteller

Maria Desantis

Cesidio Cipriani

Josue Manuel Moreno Bermudez

Richard Henkelmann

Max Bichlmaier

Siegfried Förg

Nikula Tuomo

Christoph Ehlers

Julian Bernd Sonnenhol

Andreas Eursch

Lisa Maria Ehrenfried

Ernst Hueenges

Mauritius W Geerlings

Andreas Tuerler

Disclosed is a layer structure for epidermal radionuclide therapy (brachytherapy) of a patient comprising, from a patient's view, a proximal adherent layer for applying the layer structure on the skin surface to be treated of a patient; a flexible, transparent carrier layer that from a patient's view is located in a distal direction on the adherent layer; and at least one radionuclide-containing emission layer located on the carrier layer, the adherent layer and the carrier layer with regard to their components and thickness being formed such that they are essentially transparent for &#x3b2; and &#x3b3; radiation. The layer structure is suited particularly for radiotherapeutic treatment of the basal-cell carcinoma (BCC) and the squamous cell carcinoma (SCC). With the aid of the layer structure, geometrically complex skin lesions caused by a tumor, as occurring e.g. on the outer edge of the auricle, may be treated easily.

Layer structure for epidermal radionuclide therapy

An applicator for applying a radioactive substance to a biological tissue, the applicator comprising a container for receiving the radioactive substance; an application device connectable to the container, by which the substance compound can be applied to the tissue; and at least a part of a conveying device by which the radioactive substance can be supplied from the container into the application device when the application device has been connected to the container.

Applicator for applying a radioactive substance to a biological tissue

An apparatus for filling a medical instrument with a radioactive substance, said apparatus including a housing designed to receive a syringe and at least part of a medical instrument and to shield against radioactive radiation, further including a means to take up a receptacle for a radioactive substance.

Apparatus and method for filling a medical instrument with a radioactive substance

A therapy module for providing a diagnostic or therapeutic substance combination, including at least two containers adapted to be interconnected for taking up at least one substance, and means or part of a means for supplying a quantity of the at least one substance from one of the containers into another container of the therapy module.

Integrated pharmaceutical production, quality, assurance, and safety system (IQS)

A connector for enclosed, drip-free, and safe transfer of fluids, comprising an opening and a closure means adapted to close the opening and to establish a tight joint with another connector for transferring fluid between the connectors, further comprising a tube section arranged inside the connector and adapted to be advanced through the opening and out of the connector.

System and method for closed, drip-free, and secure transfer of fluids

The invention relates to an apparatus for preparing a small amount of a radioactive substance combination, including a one-part body, a mixing device integrated in the body and adapted to receive a small amount of chemical substances, and at least one receptacle integrated in the body and connected to the mixing device and adapted to hold a small amount of a chemical substance.

Apparatus for and method of preparing a small amount of a radioactive substance combination

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Bayerisch Gmain, Germany

Oliver Buck