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Fig. 1C. —Examples of clinical PET/CT facility layouts. Layout for
ancillary facility to a mobile PET/CT site. Note dedicated bathrooms for
patients. IV catheters for infusion of FDG and IV contrast can be placed using
uptake rooms or common staging area elsewhere in the facility. Once patients
have been infused with FDG, they become a source of radiation exposure to
technologists and other ancillary personnel and need to be isolated from
others. (Courtesy of Michael L. Clark, H & H Systems and Design, New
Albany, Indiana)
