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Formosa: the Cyclotron arrived for the Center for Nuclear Medicine and Radiotherapy
The commissioning of the Cyclotron will allow the manufacture of radioisotopes for an early and more precise diagnosis of diseases and treatment with the highest technology.
The Center for Nuclear Medicine and Radiotherapy “Dr. Néstor Carlos Kirchner" received the Cyclotron, which produces the radiopharmaceutical that is injected into the patient and circulates throughout the body, marking the cancer cells if they exist, which is detected by the PET and thus makes localized treatment possible, with great precision without damaging healthy tissue.
This equipment, together with the PET (positron emission tomography) that is being installed, act together.
The Center for Nuclear Medicine and Radiotherapy “Dr. Néstor Carlos Kirchner” is unique in the entire north of the country due to its characteristics, and will allow the entire cycle of nuclear medicine to be completed in #Formosa .
The majority of the technical and professional staff who work in this center are from Formosa who were specially trained for this challenge, which is a source of pride and further proof of the enormous potential and capacity of local men and women.
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high voltage line
We celebrate the call for international public bidding for the “132 KV High Voltage Line Extension between Gran Formosa, Pirané and Ibarreta”. This work of vital importance to consolidate the electrical service in the provincial interior will be financed by the Inter-American Development Bank and will be developed within the framework of the Federal Regional Electric Transportation Plan.
The deadline for receiving offers is next October 10 and for the execution of the contract it will be 24 months from the signing of the contractual agreement. We continue to advance in actions that allow the comprehensive development of our province, providing greater opportunities for production, employment generation and quality of life for all Formosa residents.
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