Intralymphatic injection of radioactive gold.A preliminary experimental report

Schwartz, Seymour I.; Greenlaw, Robert H.; Rob, Charles; Rubin, Philip

doi:10.1002/1097-0142(196205/06)15:3<623::aid-cncr2820150325>3.0.co;2-s

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“…In view of several recent publications on the subject of intra-lymphatic chemotherapy (Jantet, 1962;Schwartz, Greenlaw, Rob and Rubin, 1962;Ariel and Resnick, 1964) an investigation was carried out to determine whether access to the tumour via the lymphatic system was superior to the arterial approach, but once again an uneven uptake of dye was observed.…”

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The Distribution of Dyes and Fluorescent Substances by the Blood Stream within Tumours

Newton¹

1965

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The Distribution of Dyes and Fluorescent Substances by the Blood Stream within Tumours

Newton¹

1965

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Radioactive Isotopes for Adjuvant Cancer Therapy

Ariel¹

1964

Arch Surg

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Endolymphatic radiotherapy.A comparison of radiogold and radioiodine against the VX2 tumor in the rabbit

Lloyd-Davies

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Kinmonth

1969

Cancer

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Comparison of the radioisotopes of iodine and gold was made by a controlled trial treating lymph node metastases from VX2 tumor in the rabbit by the endolymphatic route. Control animals received tumor inoculation only, and 2 further groups received either 4mCi 131I radioiodine in ultrafluid lipiodol or 8mCi Au198 colloidal radiogold. The primary tumor was excised at 8 to 10 days after inoculation in all animals. Pelvic node weight was the main factor on which the trial was assessed. A significant difference in node weight was found between the treated and control groups, but there was no significant difference between the treated groups. No significant increased incidence of lung metastases was found in animals receiving endolymphatic infusions.

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Intralymphatic injection of radioactive gold.A preliminary experimental report

Cited by 15 publications

References 6 publications

The Distribution of Dyes and Fluorescent Substances by the Blood Stream within Tumours

The Distribution of Dyes and Fluorescent Substances by the Blood Stream within Tumours

Radioactive Isotopes for Adjuvant Cancer Therapy

Endolymphatic radiotherapy.A comparison of radiogold and radioiodine against the VX2 tumor in the rabbit

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