… with conventional anatomic imaging (CT and MRI). Targeted imaging techniques greatly …
Primary radionuclide treatments for neuroendocrine tumors include 131 I-MIBG and peptide …

… In this Account, we describe our quest for the ideal targeted therapeutic agent. This effort
began with a search for ligands that would bind selectively to pathologic cells, displaying no …

… F-FLT, respectively, occur after the primary effects of the drugs on RTKs. Directly monitoring
changes of RTK expression or function during therapy should, therefore, be an earlier and …

… The overexpression of SSTR is a characteristic of NETs, which can be used to localize
the primary tumor and its metastases by imaging with the radiolabeled SST analogues [19]. …

… response in metastatic tumors compared to primary tumors, … imaging and histological
analysis of the tumor tissues. Following therapy, most of the remaining tumors were small, primary …

… before the stopping position of the primary beam, and hence the … sections for interaction of
the primary beam and its secondary … the primary beam and thus originate a minor tail of target …

… Significantly, these instruments are primarily operated by health care workers of whom
imaging is not their primary clinical specialty. Medical ultrasound has been taken to the …

… primary brain tumor in adults and is one of the most devastating cancers, and despite over
four decades of technological advances in imaging, surgery, and adjuvant therapies … primary …

… in localizing and characterizing targets. Molecular imaging has the potential to be an in
vivo “biopsy” as it has the ability to noninvasively image the targets in primary and metastatic …

… along with the CT and MRI images. (b) CT images with the primary clinical target volume (CTV) …
(c) The same CT image with the primary CTV contouring following the present guideline. …