Book Review: Clinical Whole Body Counting

Whole-Body Counting Systems

The Pleasures of Counting: A Book Review

ertion,” they considered their book to be popular in that it required only “a good high school course” by way of background. And it was a popular book. I remain very fond of it for reasons that are personal as well as objective. As a high school student I had access to numerous algebra and trigonometry books that those of a certain age and British Commonwealth lineage would associate with the s...

Whole body counting in erythrocyte survival studies.

In Cancer Research, 26: 198-201, Feb. 1966, Brodsky et at. describe a method for determining the red cell survival in mice, based on whole-body counting after injection of 51Cr-labeled red cells. Inspired by this article, we decided to use the method which seemed to have some obvious advantages over the sampling method. Three hundred /L1. of red cells, labeled with 1 uc. 51Cr ( specific activit...

Whole Body Counting in the Iaea Laboratory

Among the current activities of the IAEA laboratory is a project for the measurement and analysis of small amounts of radioactivity in living persons. This is done with what is known as a "whole body counter" installed in the basement of the Agency's headquarters building in Vienna. This facility is also available for rendering services to Member States at their request as part of the bio-assay...

Literature Review - Whole Body Interaction

Arm fatigue, or gorilla-arm, was the primary reason for the initial failure of mid-air or touchscreen computer interaction systems [1]. Gestural interfacing is now being adopted widely in gaming, medical applications as well as education, but only through careful research and development of such systems to eliminate or significantly reduce fatigue and optimize the interaction. Although the most...