Abstract
Current techniques used to handle data generated in the radioassay laboratory are discussed. More specific details regarding a medium-sized configuration used in our laboratory are presented and an example of an approach to selecting the best method for determining the model of a standard curve is illustrated. On implementing our automated data system, we found that: (A) automated processing frees laboratory personnel from the tedious tasks of hand calculations and reporting; (B) large quantities of data may be entered into an automatic system and handled accurately; and (C) new tests may be added easily with a generalized radioassay program.
Footnotes
↵* Presented at the Society of Nuclear Medicine Southeastern Chapter Meeting, St. Petersburg, Fla, October 31 to November 1, 1974.