Jean-Yves Michel

Health Executive - Nuclear Medicine and Radiotherapy departments at the Princess Grace Hospital - Monaco

“The use of two Posijet® automatic preparation and injection units in the department provides greater freedom in the allocation of the PET equipment without increasing operator exposure when preparing doses or manually injecting fluorinated radiopharmaceuticals.”

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