Multi-detector personalized home dosimetry garment
AssigneeUniversity of Washington
InventorsRobert S. Miyaoka, Hubert Vesselle, Robert Stewart, Robert L. Harrison, Larry A. Pierce, II
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AssigneeUniversity of Washington
InventorsRobert S. Miyaoka, Hubert Vesselle, Robert Stewart, Robert L. Harrison, Larry A. Pierce, II
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A garment for detecting radiation washout (e.g., radioactivity concentrations) in organs includes a covering that wraps around and is secured to the body. The covering permits positron emission tomography-computed tomography (PET/CT) imaging of the body through the covering. The garment includes guides formed from a material that is visible in a computed tomography (CT) image of the garment, such that the guides are visible in CT images of user organs that the garment overlies. A plurality of radiation detectors are attached to the covering in a configuration customized for the body. A wiring system connects the plurality of radiation detectors to a power and data control system that is configured to transmit data from the garment to a remote service provider.
A garment for detecting organ radioactivity concentrations in organs of a body undergoing a targeted radionuclide therapy, comprising:
A method for detecting radiation emitted from one or more organs in a body undergoing internal radionuclide therapy, and transmitting signals characterizing the detected radiation, comprising:
A wearable dosimetry device for detecting radiation emitted from at least one organ in a body, comprising:
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