Opposition comments included statements representing the viewpoints of physicians,
medical physicists, and radiation safety officers, as well as professional organizations …

Medical licensees are required to comply with US Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC)
regulations pertaining to the release of patients administered radioactive material. However …

The NRC'SI4LIViSO? yCommitteeon the Medical Usesofisotopes, left to right: Thivid
Iibodbury, MD; Melvin L Griem, MD; PeterR. Almond, PhD;@ ncentP Collins, MD; EdwardW …

This guideline was developed by the SNM to describe important factors common to most
nuclear medicine procedures. It is intended to guide nuclear medicine practitioners in …

SAFETY REPORTS Series No. 63, Release of Patients After Radionuclide Therapy, is
intended to provide guidance to Radiation Safety Officers (RSO), health physicists, and/or …

In this lecture, which celebrates Lauriston S. Taylor, a pioneer in radiation protection and
founding president of the NCRP, I review some features of medically administered …

THE PART 35 PETITION AND THE QA RULE mentbranch. TheQArule, aspresented,
engenderedmuch acrimonious debate, and no small amount ofthe anger was due to the fact …

Discusses all aspects of radionuclide therapy, including basic principles, newly available
treatments, regulatory requirements, and future trends Provides the knowledge required to …

In 1997, when the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) removed its activity-based 30-
mCi rule on release of patients to whom radioactive material had been administered, the …

TO THE JNM NEWSLINE EDITOR: We read with interest the Newsline article by Katz and
Ansari (1) that appeared in the December 2007 issue of The Journal of Nuclear Medicine …