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On Monday 9/10/07, the licensee was admini … On Monday 9/10/07, the licensee was administering a 66 millicurie dose of Yttrium-90 microspheres to a patient for the treatment of liver cancer through a catheter. The patient only received a dose of 47 millicuries, a 27% underdose. The licensee is investigating the cause of the misadministration, but they believe the catheter used for the administration of the isotope failed or is leaking. The licensee believes there is no permanent functional damage to the patient. The physicians have been informed by the RSO that they need to notify the patient of the underdose and report that notification to the RSO. The treatment device is from MDS Nordion and a MDS Nordion company representative was on site during the administration of the isotope. The licensee intends to use the MDS Nordion representative for technical assistance in troubleshooting this problem once background radiation levels permit a closer inspection of the catheter.</br>A "Medical Event" may indicate potential problems in a medical facility's use of radioactive materials. It does not necessarily result in harm to the patient.</br>* * * UPDATE PROVIDED BY CINDY FLANNERY (FSME) TO JASON KOZAL ON 9/13/07 AT 1352 * * *</br>This event (EN43630) has been reviewed and determined to be a reportable medical event.termined to be a reportable medical event. +
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On Monday 9/10/07, the licensee was admini … On Monday 9/10/07, the licensee was administering a 66 millicurie dose of Yttrium-90 microspheres to a patient for the treatment of liver cancer through a catheter. The patient only received a dose of 47 millicuries, a 27% underdose. The licensee is investigating the cause of the misadministration, but they believe the catheter used for the administration of the isotope failed or is leaking. The licensee believes there is no permanent functional damage to the patient. The physicians have been informed by the RSO that they need to notify the patient of the underdose and report that notification to the RSO. The treatment device is from MDS Nordion and a MDS Nordion company representative was on site during the administration of the isotope. The licensee intends to use the MDS Nordion representative for technical assistance in troubleshooting this problem once background radiation levels permit a closer inspection of the catheter.</br>A "Medical Event" may indicate potential problems in a medical facility's use of radioactive materials. It does not necessarily result in harm to the patient.</br>* * * UPDATE PROVIDED BY CINDY FLANNERY (FSME) TO JASON KOZAL ON 9/13/07 AT 1352 * * *</br>This event (EN43630) has been reviewed and determined to be a reportable medical event.termined to be a reportable medical event. +
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