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[en] This document discusses the content of another one analysis issued by CIS Bio International and completing the safety re-examination file of its Saclay site. It first recalls the definition of such a safety re-examination (to make a review and assessment of the installation safety and radiation protection with respect to current safety and radiation protection regulation and practices, and a review and assessment of foreseen evolutions). It presents the installation of production of artificial radio-elements which was created at the beginning of the 1960's and which now only produces radio-pharmaceutical products which are used in nuclear medicine. It states the opinion of the IRSN on additional elements concerning the compliance examination, and the re-assessment of safety and radiation protection. It concludes that some works must be performed within the best delays in a basic nuclear installation, and that production increases suggested by CIS Bio International cannot be implemented under the current radiological zoning and staff dosimetry
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L'IRSN a poursuivi l'expertise de la surete et de la radioprotection de l'usine de production de radioelements artificiels exploitee par la societe CIS bio international sur le site de Saclay
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7 Mar 2012; 5 p; Available from the INIS Liaison Officer for France, see the 'INIS contacts' section of the INIS website for current contact and E-mail addresses: http://www.iaea.org/INIS/contacts/
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CONTAMINATION REGULATIONS, ENGINEERED SAFETY SYSTEMS, FRANCE, FRENCH ORGANIZATIONS, ISOTOPE PRODUCTION, LICENSING REGULATIONS, NUCLEAR FACILITIES, RADIATION HAZARDS, RADIATION PROTECTION, RADIOISOTOPE GENERATORS, RADIOISOTOPES, RADIOPHARMACEUTICALS, RISK ASSESSMENT, SAFETY ANALYSIS, SAFETY MARGINS, SAFETY REPORTS
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