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Patient Dosimetry of Intravenously Administered 99mTc-Annexin V

Gerrit J. Kemerink, Ing Han Liem, Leo Hofstra, Hendrikus H. Boersma, Wil C.A.M. Buijs, Chris P.M. Reutelingsperger and Guido A.K. Heidendal
Journal of Nuclear Medicine February 2001, 42 (2) 382-387;
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    Anterior (A) and posterior (B) views from whole-body scan of volunteer at 5 h after intravenous injection of 440 MBq 99mTc-i-AnxV.

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    Decay-corrected time–99mTc uptake curves for blood (A), liver (B), left kidney (C), and spleen (D) after intravenous injection of 99mTc-i-AnxV. Curves with mean and mean ± 1 SD are shown.

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    Dosimetric Data for Intravenously Administered 99mTc-i-AnxV (n = 8)

    OrganUptake at 4 h after injection* (%ID)Effective half-life† (h)Residence time (h)Absorbed dose (μGy/MBq)
    Kidneys21.0  ±  5.6‡6.3  ±  0.41.75  ±  0.4093  ±  24
    Liver12.8  ±  2.25.5  ±  0.21.11  ±  0.1517  ±  2
    RM4.2  ±  1.65.1  ±  0.40.34  ±  0.115.5  ±  0.8
    Spleen2.5  ±  1.35.2  ±  0.70.17  ±  0.0822  ±  6
    Testes (n = 6)0.51  ±  0.105.1  ±  0.50.042  ±  0.00915  ±  3
    Thyroid0.21  ±  0.114.6  ±  0.50.016  ±  0.00910  ±  6
    Urinary bladder§0.13  ±  0.037.5  ±  2.6
    Remainder4.0  ±  0.7
    Total body91.0  ±  65.5  ±  0.27.5  ±  0.4
    • ↵* Uptake values are corrected for physical decay.

    • ↵† Results are from fit with single exponential.

    • ↵‡ Computed as 2× left kidney uptake (10.5% ± 2.8%).

    • ↵§ Dynamic bladder model (16); voiding interval = 4 h; biologic half-life of activity in total body from individual measurements (average, 62 ± 13 h); fraction of activity to urine = 0.75.

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