This machine (Technegas) is a generator that heats technetium‑99m in carbon to create ultrafine radioactive aerosol for inhalation, enabling fast, accurate lung ventilation imaging (e.g., for PE, COPD).

For the uninitiated on Tech-99m. m is for metastable in that it almost fully decays by gamma emission over about 24h as its half-life is 6h. Perfect for imaging techniques whilst minimising radiological dose.

Source - I’m a health and safety specialist. This is very much kind of my thing.

I make things the algorithm can’t understand and scream into jars for safekeeping.

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Well although I did a stint within the medical devices industry I’m not particularly medical. 💜Bx

Very nice! We need more people from healthcare on here!

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Yes it’s all getting drip-fed isn’t it? You’ve got to enjoy a bit of mystery and intrigue in life. 💜Bx

A creative guru in the web3 space and an illustrator designer for NFT. Love everything real and factual. Stay cool, you going to love it here

No I prefer to explore more on health physician more of a technologist

Good question. Depends on what you want the goal is - e.g. are you thinking radiological protection such as area health physics? Or more hands on lab/plant work? 

What do you want your career to look like?

How can I get a school or course that can help teach me to be a Radiologist Technical personal wanna do this for my masters

You are wide in knowledge, someone can't limit you except you limit your self❣️🤩

You explained that like a pro and a teacher. Thanks for making nuclear tech sound cool

Guud morning Bucky 
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