“…Both categories of radiotracers can afford information on the grading and prognosis of GBM, but amino acid tracers, with a lower uptake in normal brain tissue, are more appropriate for the description of tumor extent, treatment planning, or follow-up than glucose metabolism tracers. − Compared with PET, SPECT has a lower cost and wider availability. Currently, to the evaluation of GBM, several SPECT radiotracers such as Thallium-201 ( 201 Tl), [ 99m Tc]-Sestamibi ([ 99m Tc]MIBI), 99m Tc-hexamethylpropyleneamine-oxime ([ 99m Tc]-HMPAO), and [ 99m Tc]-Tetrofosmin were widely employed. ,− Today, for in vivo 5-HT 7 R imaging, there is no clinical radiotracer, and some PET tracers such as [ 11 C]-Cimbi-717 or [ 18 F]-2FP3 have been evaluated in cats or pigs with promising outcomes, but they could not produce a specific signal in nonhuman primates. , Other radioligands were not successful even in the early stages of evaluation; − hence, one attractive method is to prepare imaging probes for a specific targeting of the 5-HT 7 receptors with an overexpression in GBM. , …”