Safe disposal of air discharged from centrifuges.

Routine Maintenance of Centrifuges

In general, handling centrifuges is a safe process, as long as high quality equipment is used, such as anodized or PTFE coated aluminum rotors for instance, and the following conditions are met: the centrifuges and their equipment are used properly, are in an undamaged condition and maintained as recommended here. Prevention from long-term exposure to residues like salts or aggressive chemicals...

RADIOACTIVE DISCHARGE FROM PATIENTS WITH THYROID CANCER UNDER 131I TREATMENT AND ITS SAFE DISPOSAL TO PUBLIC DRAINAGE

The treatment of thyroid cancer using an unsealed source of radioactive materials is usually associated with a large amount of 131I. A major problem for hospital admission of these patients is the waste disposal which requires protection of the public. 152 patients with thyroid cancer admitted to the nuclear medicine department of Said AI- Shohada Hospital for UI I treatment were studied. 1...

RADIOACTIVE DISCHARGE FROM PATIENTS WITH THYROID CANCER UNDER 131I TREATMENT AND ITS SAFE DISPOSAL TO PUBLIC DRAINAGE

The treatment of thyroid cancer using an unsealed source of radioactive materials is usually associated with a large amount of 131I. A major problem for hospital admission of these patients is the waste disposal which requires protection of the public. 152 patients with thyroid cancer admitted to the nuclear medicine department of Said AI- Shohada Hospital for UI I treatment were studied. 1...

Safe disposal and effective destruction of clinical wastes.

In this edition of the Journal of Hospital Infection, Kanemitsu et al. report their findings from laboratory studies intended to evaluate the efficacy of incineration as a method for sterilization of clinical wastes. High-temperature incineration is regarded as a wholly effective ‘gold standard’ method for the sterilization of wastes, although few attempts have been made to obtain ‘proof of pro...

Safe and simple method for the disposal of mercury-containing wastes from Kjeldahl analyses.