Abstract
A nuclear medicine department is made up of several sectors whose layout, governed by the level of exposure to radiation (“cold” or “hot” sectors), must necessarily take into account the constraints of preparation and distribution of radiopharmaceuticals, storage/management of contaminated waste and effluent, and the patient pathway (reception, MRP injection, image acquisition. ASN Guide No. 32 specifically specifies the rules for the design and operation of nuclear medicine departments. Without forgetting that the ASN is not the only body with requirements concerning the structuring of a service, it is sometimes complex to modulate the premises in an optimal way with all the difficulties and architectural specificities that this can cause. anticipated RIV, through its impact on the layout of the service, is a structural issue in the short/medium term.
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