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KMID : 1151820190130020297
Journal of the Korean Society of Radiology
2019 Volume.13 No. 2 p.297 ~ p.303
A Study on the Condition Analysis and Improvement of Domestic Medical 99Mo/99mTc Generators Self-disposal
Ryu Chan-Ju

Hong Seong-Jong
Abstract
The nuclear medicine department of a domestic medical institution uses 99m Tc, a radionuclide, from 99 Mo/ 99m Tc Generator, to inject radioactive drugs into patients. Among the expired generators, imported from foreign countries, the medical institution implements its own disposal. Each medical institution shall satisfy the permitted in-house disposal concentration of radioactive wastes. The guidelines for self-disposal presented in Korea suggested that self-disposal can be performed 80 days after the generator is used. The purpose of these guidelines is to analyze them by comparing them with the data measured directly with the generator and to study if they are feasible. As a result, the generator with a capacity of 1,000 mCi has the longest half-life, and when tested with a high-radiation Mo(molybdenum) column, the number of days that are below the permitted concentration of body disposal with radioactive waste was 72 days and 71 days that were derived from direct column measurement. The results of the direct study confirmed that the guidelines for in-house disposal in Korea were reasonable, as there were 8 to 9 days of storage compared to the number of in-house disposal days provided in the guidelines.
KEYWORD
99Mo/99mTc Generator, Self-disposal, Medical radioactive waste
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