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SURVEY METERS

A wide range of multipurpose & personal radiation detection meters which include a variety of portable or bench top meters to accommodate your radiation detection needs.

X-Ray Quality Assurance (EUROPE)

Complete QA solutions from Europe’s leading manufacturer of innovative QA equipment for X-Ray, CT, Mammo, Fluoroscopy & Dental. For a Brochure or more detailed information / quotation please contact us.

Gafchromic Film

Processor-less film dosimetry. Self-developing radiation-sensitive films for Radiation Therapy, Diagnostic / Radiology, Industrial. For a brochure or more detailed information / quotation please contact us

ADR 7 (Radioactive) Road Transport

Perlamar Ltd offers a fully licensed ADR7 “Dangerous goods by road” transport service for all types of radioactive sources both Medical & Industrial. For more detailed information or a quotation please Contact Us

NEW – Britec Syringe re-capper

Health and Safety (Sharps Instruments in Healthcare) Regulations 2013

These Regulations implement the EU Council Directive 2010/32/EU on the prevention of sharps injuries in the hospital and healthcare sector. Many of the requirements contained in the Directive already formed part of health and safety law in Great Britain. The new regulations only contain those requirements that are not specifically addressed in existing legislation.

HSE has produced a Health Services Information sheet Health and Safety (Sharp Instruments in Healthcare) Regulations 2013[1] to assist employers and employees to understand their legal obligations under the Regulations.

BIODEX TIPS AND NEWS FOR THE TECHNOLOGIST

Ann Marie Alessi, BS, CNMT, NCT, RT(N),
Product Sales Manager, Nuclear Medicine, Biodex Medical Systems, Inc.

There is a lot of concern about diagnostic testing and the use of radiation in the medical field. The concern is equally justifiable for both the patient and health care professional during the procedure. Many reports have been published listing recommendations on how to reduce exposure to both parties. The National Council of Radiation Protection and Measurements (NCRP) report No.160 (March 2009): Exposure of the U.S. Population in 2006 stated that 39% of occupational exposure to radiation is in the medical field. The report is based on health care workers’ exposure at 35 hours a week, 50 weeks per year with an average 22 year career. Areas of particular concern are nuclear medicine departments, and facilities with PET CT/SPECT scanners. Patients injected with a radioactive isotope must be monitored before scanning begins. A solution for everyone concerned is to simply shield the technologist from the patient while in a chair or on the imaging table. The best way to shield the technologist from the patient is with a nuclear medicine barrier. A nuclear medicine barrier puts 1 full mm of lead between the radioactive patient and the observing technologist. Along with a large viewing window of clear-lead acrylic it both protects the technologist while putting the patient at ease.

ERGOACTIVES

Introducing Ergobaum®, the first ergonomically designed, pain free crutch.

Laminar Flow Pharmacy projects 2020

CUH Cork

Gallium & Tc99m Cabinet Including shielded waste unit St James University Hospital

LUH Cell Labeling Cabinet

Standard Gallium Cabinet 1600mm