An apparatus for shielding medical personnel from radioactive materials being administered to a patient in need thereof, including a radioactive syringe shield and a radioactive fluid pump shield. The radioactive syringe shield includes a syringe main body, and syringe shields proximal and distal ends each configured to attach to opposite ends of the syringe shield main body in a threaded male/female connection. Together, the syringe shield main body, and proximal and distal ends are configured to contain therewithin a medical syringe containing radioactive medical fluid. The radioactive fluid pump shield is a shielded box configured to contain the fluid pump and has top and front portions pivotally attached to adjacent portions to allow selective access to the fluid pump.

The present invention relates to a radiation-protection device (1) intended to be fitted onto a syringe used for injecting a radioactive product. This radiation-protection device (1) comprises a tubular radiation-protection structure (11) equipped with a lateral housing (118) to accommodate a shield (12) made from a transparent radiation-protection material. One of the ends (121) of the shield (12) made of transparent radiation-protection material comprises a tenon structure (14a) designed to engage with a complementary mortise structure (14b) formed in said lateral housing (118); and a retractable locking member (14c) is designed to engage with another end (122) of said shield (12) made of transparent radiation-protection material, in order to lock said shield in position.

The present invention relates to a theranostic delivery system or radiopharmaceutical drugs delivery system (100) with movable ergonomic workstation (3) having handles on the side(s) to move the cart. The radiopharmaceutical drugs delivery system (100) comprises of simple design and multiple enhanced safety features for user. The delivery system (100) includes a disposable secondary containment system (2) that protect the core workstation from contamination, a configurable dose transporter (6) that allows for safe transport of the hot dose between the hot lab to the infusion site and a disposable sealed fluid cartridge (7) to withdraw custom volume from the vial or syringe. The delivery system (100) comprises a theranostic informatics management system with a computer screen (19) as graphical user interface (GUI) with retractable rotating arm (20) to receive the various patient infusion parameters and effectively manage delivery of desired dose to patient.

A fluid connector can include a first connector having a first passageway and a second passageway; and a second connector having a third passageway and a fourth passageway. The first connector can be attracted to the second connector through a magnetic force, thereby forming the fluid connector. Moreover, when the first connector abuts the second connector, the first passageway together with the third passageway can form a first fluid path, and the second passageway together with the fourth passageway can form a second fluid path that is different from the first fluid path.