Radionuclide production for the biosciences
TJ Ruth, BD Pate, R Robertson, JK Porter - International Journal of …, 1989 - Elsevier
For the 20 or 25 years which followed the 1939-1945 war, radionuclide production for
biomedical applications was mostly centred on major nuclear reactor installations.“-3'The …
biomedical applications was mostly centred on major nuclear reactor installations.“-3'The …
Relation between the location of elements in the periodic table and various organ-uptake rates
A Ando, I Ando, T Hiraki, K Hisada - … . Part B. Nuclear Medicine and Biology, 1989 - Elsevier
Fifty four elements and 65 radioactive compounds were examined to determine the organ
uptake rates for rats 3, 24 and 48 h after iv injection of these compounds. They were …
uptake rates for rats 3, 24 and 48 h after iv injection of these compounds. They were …
Medical radioisotope 89Zr production with RFT-30 cyclotron
JY Lee, MG Hur, YB Kong, EJ Lee, SD Yang… - … of Radioanalytical and …, 2021 - Springer
Abstract 89 Zr is an emerging radionuclide with promising application in nuclear medicine
for the non-invasive diagnosis of various cancers with PET imaging. This paper would …
for the non-invasive diagnosis of various cancers with PET imaging. This paper would …
Radiopharmaceuticals
M Tubis - Nuclear Techniques in Diagnostic Medicine, 1986 - Springer
The criteria for a diagnostic radiopharmaceutical are: a. It must be suitable for the purpose
intended. b. The compound must be of definite and/or reproducible chemical identity, purity …
intended. b. The compound must be of definite and/or reproducible chemical identity, purity …
Nuclear imaging
SL Heller, PN Goodwin - Nuclear Techniques in Diagnostic Medicine, 1986 - Springer
Abstract In modern Nuclear Medicine Departments, the most common imaging device is the
gamma camera. However, the original work horse for imaging the radioactive distribution in …
gamma camera. However, the original work horse for imaging the radioactive distribution in …