St Richard’s Hospital, Chichester, has received a Technegas generator supplied by IEL, which produces an ultra-fine dispersion of Technetium-labelled carbon in a controlled environment. Superintendent radiographer Lisa O’Brien said: “Following the untimely demise of our nuclear medicine VQ ventilation system we were delighted with the arrival of our Technegas equipment. Since its installation we have […]
Read MoreClinical tutor at King’s College Hospital Andy Cheetham demonstrates the use of a Technegas machine to trainees from the USA. More than 20 trainee technologists from the USA have taken part in an educational visit in which they observed the clinical work of the nuclear medicine department at King’s College Hospital, London, and attended formal […]
Read MorePictured in the back row are IEL’s Oliver Creese and Paul Smith, physicist Sarah Cade, senior clinical practitioner Felicia Koeberg, chief clinical practitioner Kathy Hopes and HCA Jodie Cox. In front are senior clinical practitioner Joy Ganotisi and trainee clinical practitioner Amie Townsend. Royal United Hospital, Bath, has installed a Cyclomedica Technegas Plus system from Imaging Equipment […]
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