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Technical evaluation demonstrates reduced radiation exposure and faster delivery during high-dose radioiodine therapy, indicating enhanced safety for clinical staff.
High dose radio iodine administration has passed through the conventional open suction method, with its drawbacks and dangers of spillage and excessive exposure to radiation personnel. This was followed by the closed system vacuum-assisted technique. The latest innovation is the gravity augmented administration, which further reduces exposure to radiation personnel by faster consumption by the patient. This technique is easy using simple and easily available materials.
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