While specific results from MIRD-226 are not publicly released, analogous exercises have led to several important policy and procedural updates:
The use of MIRD-226 has several benefits and advantages. Its short half-life allows for a rapid production of Tc-99m, which can be used for diagnostic imaging procedures. This results in a higher quality of images and more accurate diagnoses. Additionally, MIRD-226 has a relatively low radiation dose, which reduces the risk of radiation exposure to patients and medical staff.
Most exercises last 6–12 hours. MIRD-226 tests :
