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Information × Registration Number 0212U007323, 0111U007460 , R & D reports Title Isotopes production for medicine on INR of NAS of Ukraine on isochronous cyclotron U-240. popup.stage_title Head Valkov Aleksander Evgenievich, Registration Date 28-11-2012 Organization Institute For Nuclear Research Of National Academy Of Sciences Of Ukraine popup.description2 On need{requirement} of nuclear medicine it is necessary more than 50 % of annual manufacture radio-nuclides all over the world. The operating time of strontium-82 is carried out in the USA (Los-Allamos and Brucheven national laboratories), in Canada (TRIUMPH-FIRM "Nordion"), in Southern Africa (laboratory " Themba ") and in Russia (ИЯИ the Russian Academy of Science with GNS FAIRIES). Strontium-82 Use for manufacturing generators short lives rubidium-82 which is applied to cardiological diagnostics with use positron - an issue tomography (PET). But operating {working} accelerators, except for listed, capable to turn out strontium-82 while is not present. Considering features of cyclotron У-240 (enough greater {big} energy) and a conjuncture of radioisotopes in the world market targets have been developed for reception of isotopes of strontium-82 and Germany-68. Both these{it} of an isotope are used in generators for allocation positron emitters of Rb-82 and Ga-68 accordingly. The first isotopes receive an irradiation protons of salt RbCl, the second - an irradiation of metal gallium. Isochronous cyclotron U-240 INR of NAS of Ukraine - unique the operating{working} accelerator which blocks a necessary energy range and on which it is possible to carry out operating time of strontium-82 and practically all cyclotron radio-nuclides which are widely used in nuclear medicine. Product Description popup.authors Долінський Олексій Вікторович Зайченко Олександр Кирилович Колосов Олександр Йосипович Маковський Михайло Володимирович Михайлов Леонід Вікторович Руденко Тетяна Прокопівна Ти мченко Сергій Володимирович Шпаченко Олександр Іванович popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close