Métropole De Lyon. An HCL Agent Contaminated with a Radioactive Product Used in the Treatment of Cancers
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A hospital employee was contaminated with a drop of lutetium-177, a radioactive product used against cancer, and was treated and decontaminated.
On 13 May, an employee of the civilian Hospices in Lyon was the victim of radioactive contamination. A "incident" ranked 2 on a scale of 7 by the nuclear safety authority on Wednesday.
An incident that occurred in May in the nuclear medicine department of the Groupeement Hospitalier Est des Hospices Civils in Lyon, in Bron, has led to the exceedance of an annual regulatory limit for occupational exposure of a worker. The Autorité de sécurité nucléaire et de radiation protection (ASNR) announces this Wednesday, July 22, that it will shortly inspect the establishment in order to verify the implementation of the corrective measur…
"A Drop Was Received by the Worker": a Caretaker Contaminated with a Radioactive Product in Hospital
An employee of the Civil Hospices in Lyon was contaminated by a drop of lutetium-177 after the accidental rupture of a flake holder. The incident, which resulted in an exceedance of the annual limit of exposure...
An employee of the Hospices Civils de Lyon was the victim of radioactive contamination on May 13. The nuclear safety authority classified the incident as level 2 on a scale of 7 this Wednesday.
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