Production of Technetium 99m
The key aspects of producing technetium-99m in a hospital for radionuclide imaging - including the structure and use of a technetium generator. Technetium-99m is a very widely used gamma tracer hence its production is a key part of the work of radiology departments. Production of technetium tracers is a key concept in radiography, radiology, medical physics and is very helpful in medicine in general. The link to a free quiz on the content of this video is shown at 2:38. Now you can check that you've understood the key points about how technetium-99m is produced. Relevant concepts: nuclear physics, gamma rays, molybdenum, nuclear imaging, gamma tracers, gamma decay, beta minus decay, elution and medical physics.

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