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Procedure Guideline for Somatostatin Receptor Scintigraphy with 111In-Pentetreotide
Helena R. Balon, Stanley J. Goldsmith, Barry A. Siegel, Edward B. Silberstein, Eric P. Krenning, Otto Lang and Kevin J. Donohoe
Journal of Nuclear Medicine July 2001, 42 (7) 1134-1138;
Helena R. Balon
Stanley J. Goldsmith
Barry A. Siegel
Edward B. Silberstein
Eric P. Krenning
Otto Lang

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Radiopharmaceutical Administered activity MBq (mCi) Organ receiving the largest dose mGy/MBq (rad/mCi) Effective dose equivalent mSv/MBq (rem/mCi) 111In-pentetreotide spleen 222 0.665 0.117 (6) (2.46) (0.433) -
Data adapted from (11).
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Procedure Guideline for Somatostatin Receptor Scintigraphy with 111In-Pentetreotide
Helena R. Balon, Stanley J. Goldsmith, Barry A. Siegel, Edward B. Silberstein, Eric P. Krenning, Otto Lang, Kevin J. Donohoe
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Jul 2001, 42 (7) 1134-1138;
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