Corse (Corsica) collectivity The Marseille division regulates radiation protection and the transport of radioactive substances in the Corse collectivity. 3 inspections ASN conducted three inspections in the Corse collectivity in 2024, two in the medical sector and one in an organisation approved for measuring radon. No significant event in small-scale nuclear activities was rated level 1 or higher on the International Nuclear and Radiological Event Scale (INES). The installations and activities to regulate comprise: • small-scale nuclear activities in the medical sector: • 2 external-beam radiotherapy departments, • 2 nuclear medicine departments, • 8 centres practising fluoroscopy-guided interventional procedures, • 8 computed tomography scanners, • some 330 medical and dental radiology devices; • small-scale nuclear activities in the industrial, veterinary and research sectors: • some 40 veterinary surgeons using diagnostic radiology devices, • some 40 industrial and research centres, including 2 companies exercising an industrial radiography activity; • activities associated with the transport of radioactive substances; • ASN-approved organisations and laboratories: • 2 organisations approved for measuring radon. Chapter 7 p. 208 Chapter 8 p. 246 Chapter 9 p. 276 56 ASN Report on the state of nuclear safety and radiation protection in France in 2024
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