Gamma Encephalography with Radioactive Bismuth 206

Werff, J. Th. van der

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Radiocompounds Used For Tumor Scanning1

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“…Problems concerning the high nephrotoxicity and the long half-life of the radionuclides have limited its use. Radiobismute ( 206 Bi) as oxynitrate and citrate is also accumulated by tumors (21). In human trials it showed good tumor-scanning characteristics.…”

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Non-Specific Tumor-Seeking Radiopharmaceuticals–Report and Future Aspects

Anghileri¹

1984

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SummaryA review is made of some currently held views regarding the mechanism of uptake of non-specific tumor-seeking labelled compounds, with special reference to the role of cell membranes and the transfer mechanisms across such membranes. Results with various radiopharmaceuticals used in tumor scintigraphy are discussed and some suggestions are made for possibly profitable research to be done in that area.

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Non-Specific Tumor-Seeking Radiopharmaceuticals–Report and Future Aspects

Anghileri¹

1984

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“…However, the experiment should lead to a fuller discussion of thyroid function in health and disease and the reasons why the simple uptake test can be a misleading measure of function. Adequate and up to date accounts of the clinical uses of radio-iodine and other radio-isotopes can be found in books by van der Werff (1966) and Lenihan and Clarkson (1966). For more detailed study the book edited by Blahd (1 965) is recommended.…”

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