Solution
Cyclotron Solutions
The particle accelerator behind every PET scan and targeted radiotherapy dose.
Request a project proposalA cyclotron accelerates charged particles to high speed and collides them with target material to produce short-lived radioisotopes — the raw material for PET imaging and targeted cancer therapy. MED I (Thailand) supplies and integrates compact cyclotrons as part of a complete isotope production centre, scoped as one project: the machine, its targets, the radiopharmacy that turns isotopes into doses, the quality control lab that releases them, and the training to run it all.
What's included
Cyclotron and shielding
The accelerator itself, with its magnet, ion source, RF power, vacuum and cooling systems, and an optional self-shielded design that reduces building weight and cost.
Targets
Liquid target systems for the PET isotopes clinics use every day — Fluorine-18 for oncology, bone and neurology, Nitrogen-13 for cardiac perfusion, Gallium-68 for neuroendocrine tumours — with further target types available.
Hot cells and synthesis
Shielded hot cells for synthesis modules and Class A isolators for dispensing, with automated synthesizers and vial dispensing. See Radiopharmacy and Synthesis Solutions.
Quality control lab
A complete radiopharmaceutical QC laboratory — HPLC, gas chromatography, radio-TLC, gamma spectrometry, endotoxin and pH — tied together by LIMS for a documented release process.
Radiation protection and monitoring
Shielded waste storage, transport containers, personal protective equipment, area and contamination monitors, and dose-monitoring systems for operators and visitors.
Production material and consumables
The target water, synthesis cassettes, QC and dispensing consumables that production starts with, supplied for the first operating period.
Training and commissioning
Installation, qualification (IQ/OQ), and on-site training for the cyclotron, the synthesis machines and the quality control system, so your team can run the facility on its own.
A broad radioisotope portfolio
A single cyclotron platform can produce Fluorine-18 and Carbon-11 for oncology, neurology and cardiology PET imaging, Gallium-68 for prostate and neuroendocrine tumour imaging, and — with the right targets — further diagnostic isotopes. Isotopes with a short half-life must be made close to where they are used, which is why local production matters.
Equipment for this solution
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