TABLE 2

Absorbed Fractions of Energy Emitted by 90Y, 111In, and 177Lu in Cortex and Medulla for 2D Autoradiographies A, B, and C, for 3D models with 70.8% of Activity in Cortex and 29.2% in Medulla

ModelRegion90Y β-ray (%)111In γ-ray (%)111In electron (%)111In x-ray (%)177Lu β-ray (%)177Lu γ-ray (%)
ACortex57.51.6766.716.966.61.64
Medulla31.80.9832.99.932.90.96
BCortex62.31.7868.718.168.71.74
Medulla29.30.8330.48.531.10.81
CCortex76.11.9989.920.689.61.95
Medulla8.40.239.52.49.50.23
MIRD19Cortex64.34.8170.343.170.04.81
Medulla27.71.9629.217.629.21.96
M19 voxelCortex67.14.8970.831.770.74.86
Medulla26.62.0629.114.329.12.12
3D voxelJM cortex26.31.2132.18.631.91.20
MR cortex12.80.9329.46.127.40.92
Non-MR26.12.559.116.311.12.56
Total cortex65.24.6970.631.070.54.86
Medulla30.82.2529.615.929.32.31
  • MIRD19 data were derived from MIRD19 (8) for homogeneous activity distributions in cortex and medullae. M19 voxel model is also for homogeneous activity distribution inside a 3-mm voxelized MCNP model of MIRD19 kidney. Heterogeneous activity distribution, given in Table 1, is used in the 3D voxel model, shown in Figure 2. In the 3D voxel model, 3 regions are defined in cortex: JM, medullary rays (MR), and non-MR, with the sum in total cortex.