# Nuclide record extravasation-radiopharmaceutical (term). Data CC BY-NC 4.0, attribute "Data from Nuclide (nuclide.cc)". Whole corpus: https://nuclide.cc/api/v1/nuclide.nt
@prefix schema: <https://schema.org/> .
@prefix nuclide: <https://nuclide.cc/ns#> .
@prefix xsd: <http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#> .

<https://nuclide.cc/terms/extravasation-radiopharmaceutical/>
  a schema:DefinedTerm ;
  nuclide:kind "term" ;
  schema:identifier "extravasation-radiopharmaceutical" ;
  schema:name "Radiopharmaceutical extravasation"@en ;
  schema:description "Sometimes an injected radioactive tracer or treatment leaks into the tissue around the vein instead of going into the bloodstream. For scanning tracers this usually just affects image quality; for treatment doses it can occasionally injure the skin and needs prompt attention."@en ;
  schema:url <https://nuclide.cc/terms/extravasation-radiopharmaceutical/> ;
  schema:dateModified "2026-09-22"^^xsd:date ;
  schema:citation <https://captions.snmmi.org/common/Uploaded%20files/Web/Clinical%20Practice/Procedure%20Standards/2025/Use%20of%20Radiopharm_FINAL.pdf>, <https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00259-017-3675-7>, <https://sites.snmmi.org/common/Uploaded%20files/Web/Advocacy%20and%20Initiatives/2023-09-07/NRC%20Comments%20on%20Extravasations%20Rulemaking%209-1-2023.pdf> ;
  nuclide:tag "injection safety", "adverse event", "NRC" ;
  nuclide:related <https://nuclide.cc/technologies/radiopharmaceutical-gmp-release/>, <https://nuclide.cc/technologies/in-vivo-dosimetry/>, <https://nuclide.cc/technologies/gamma-probes-dose-calibrators/>, <https://nuclide.cc/bottlenecks/b-dose-optimisation/>, <https://nuclide.cc/isotopes/f-18/>, <https://nuclide.cc/isotopes/ga-68/>, <https://nuclide.cc/isotopes/tc-99m/>, <https://nuclide.cc/isotopes/i-123/>, <https://nuclide.cc/isotopes/y-90/> .