A description is given of a compact 90 Sr β -irradiator for the extracorporeal irradiation of blood. An arterial-venous shunt is used and no external pump is necessary. Doses between 3,000 and 18,000 rads per day can be given to the blood of a patient and the irradiation can be continuous for many days.
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