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UNTERSUCHUNGEN ZUR BIOKINETIK TUMORAFFINER YTTRIUM-ZUBEREITUNGEN - 1. TEIL

Translated title of the contribution: Studies on the biokinetics of tumor-affine yttrium preparations - Part 1
  • K. Schomaker
  • , B. Hientzsch
  • , W. G. Franke
  • , K. Scheidhauer
  • , A. Scharl
  • , K. Jantsch
  • , S. K. Shukla
  • , G. Limouris
  • , H. Schicha

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Abstract

Differences of yttrium biokinetics after application to male tumor-bearing mice of 87Y-citrate were studied in comparison to a 87Y-NTA-EDTMP-Ca mixture after variation of both the manner of application (intraperitoneal vs. intratumoral) and the tumor type (mamma carcinoma vs. melanoma). The application of 87Y as NTA-EDTMP-Ca preparation led - in comparison to the citrate form applied so far - to a similar radionuclide tumor accumulation and distinctly lower extratumoral radioactivities in liver, spleen and skeleton with clearly more favorable tumor/background ratios. Melanomas showed a significantly higher radioactivity accumulation (factor 2-3) after injection of 87Y-NTA-EDTMP-Ca than mamma carcinomas. Intratumoral application led to high initial radioactivities in the tumors. Radioactivity concentrations which are comparable with those after intraperitoneal application were achieved within 4 h after intratumoral application. The application of the EDTMP-containing mixture promises in comparison to the traditional citrate form higher radiation doses in the tumor related to the whole-body radiation exposure. The consequences for a possible tumor therapy will be further investigated.

Translated title of the contributionStudies on the biokinetics of tumor-affine yttrium preparations - Part 1
Original languageGerman
Pages (from-to)32-39
Number of pages8
JournalNuklearMedizin
Volume34
Issue number1
DOIs
StatePublished - 1995
Externally publishedYes

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