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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 22, 2016
Filed:
Aug. 22, 2011
Ole Henrik Hansteen, Oslo, NO;
Jan Borge Jakobsen, Asker, NO;
Svein-erik Lindgaard, Oslo, NO;
Xavier Franci, Loncin, BE;
Line Roed, Oslo, NO;
Arnfinn Andersen, Oslo, NO;
Gro Johansen, Oslo, NO;
Torsten Knuttel, Oslo, NO;
Karina Martha Langseth, Oslo, NO;
Ole Henrik Hansteen, Oslo, NO;
Jan Borge Jakobsen, Asker, NO;
Svein-Erik Lindgaard, Oslo, NO;
Xavier Franci, Loncin, BE;
Line Roed, Oslo, NO;
Arnfinn Andersen, Oslo, NO;
Gro Johansen, Oslo, NO;
Torsten Knuttel, Oslo, NO;
Karina Martha Langseth, Oslo, NO;
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY, Schenectady, NY (US);
Abstract
A quality control ('QC') system for PET or SPECT radiopharmaceuticals is disclosed that contains a disposable, no-leakage, self-contained QC cassette, which interfaces with the QC system. The QC system may include a shield that substantially surrounds the cassette such that the area and the cassette are both shielded. The QC cassette may contain shielding also. The QC cassette contains components for conducting one or more QC tests. These components include sensor and devices for performing various QC tests on radiopharmaceuticals. The QC system may contain a number of sub-systems and devices for supporting the QC tests. The QC system may produce a QC report containing the test results.