Trasis
Belgian maker of radiopharmaceutical synthesis modules (AllinOne, miniAiO) and dose dispensers used in PET and therapy radiopharmacies.
Overview
Trasis, based in Ans, Belgium, makes radiopharmaceutical synthesis modules, including AllinOne and miniAiO, and dose dispensers used in PET and therapy radiopharmacies. Its cassette-based automated radiochemistry and cyclotron target solutions are widely used for gallium-68, fluorine-18 and lutetium-177 labelling. Nuclide links it to medical cyclotrons, hot cells and synthesis modules. Whether synthesis automation can keep pace with the many new tracers and therapeutic ligands entering the clinic is the open question for its market. The cyclotron and synthesis technology page carries the wider picture.
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