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| titleOfInvention |
Hyperpolarized gas transport devices and associated transport method |
| abstract |
A compact portable transport unit (10) for shipping hyperpolarized noble gases and shielding same from electromagnetic interference and/or external magnetic fields includes a means for shifting the resonance frequency of the hyperpolarized gas outside the bandwidth of typical frequencies associated with prevalent time-dependent fields produced by electrical sources. Preferably the transport unit includes a magnetic holding field which is generated from a solenoid (20) in the transport unit (10). The solenoid (20) includes a plurality of coil segments and is sized and configured to receive the gas chamber of a container (30). The gas container (30) is configured with a valve (32), a spherical body (33), and an extending capillary stem (35) between the valve and the body. The gas container (30) or hyperpolarized product container can also be formed as a resilient bag. The distribution method includes positioning a multi-bolus container within the transport unit to shield it and transportin g same to a second site remote from the first site and subsequently dispensing into smaller patient sized formulations which can be transported (shielded) in another transport unit to yet another site. |
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1998-06-17-04:00^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date> |
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