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PubMed1988

[Management of radioactive wastes using a personal computer].

This paper describes a software package for a personal computer which deals with storage records of radioactive wastes; the software keeps the records of purchase and use of radioisotopes and makes the inventory records of radioactive wastes. The records for the cargo booking of the wastes for the Japanese Radioisotope Association can be prepared by this software package.

Microcomputers↗
PubMed2000

[Proper disposal(management) of medical wastes--appropriate handling and disposal of medical wastes from pathology laboratories].

The appropriate handling and disposal of medical wastes from pathology laboratories were reviewed. Emphasis was placed on basic ideas regarding 1) the reduction of the total volume of the wastes and prevention of unnecessary waste production, and 2) laboratory practices friendly to the global environment. An ethical perspective is needed for the disposal of human organs and tissues. Evaporation-assisted reuse of organic solvents and formaldehyde, and filter adsorption of carcinogenic substances such as diaminobenzidine and ethidium bromide are also described.

Formaldehyde↗
PubMed2004

[The management of medical waste].

Sanitary residues fall inside the general category of residues produced; therefore, we must begin with general aspects such as the habit of producing residues, the awareness a country has regarding this problem and the treatment policy to apply in order to deal with these residues. The author also established the characteristics and the classification for these residues as well as the way identify the diverse types of residues for each specific area they come from.

Medical Waste↗