Hiroshi Matsuda, T. Uehara, H. Okazawa, S. Mizumura, K. Yokoyama, M. Yoshimura
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[The 39th Report on Survey of the Adverse Reaction to Radiopharmaceuticals (The 42nd Survey in 2016)].
This survey was performed to investigate the incidence of adverse reactions to radiopharmaceuticals in FY2016 in Japan. It was based on responses to questionnaires sent to nuclear medicine institutions. The reply was obtained from 977 institutions among 1,235 to which the questionnaire had been sent. Nine cases of adverse reactions were reported. A total of 1,052,650 radiopharmaceutical administrations was reported. The incidence of adverse reactions per 100,000 cases was 0.9. No case of deficient products was reported.
期刊介绍:
The main scope of JSNM is the appropriate development of the application of radioactive substances and stable nuclides in medicine. Towards this scope, JSNM promotes the exchange of idea and information, and researches in nuclear medicine. JSNM are interested in the international collaboration for the development of nuclear medicine. Through the activities, JSNM contributes to the medicine, as well as humanity, not only in Japan but also in any countries over the world.