The present study describes the successful radiolabeling of [99mTcO− 4] with doxorubicin,
and the resultant product was formulated in to a ready‐to‐label lyophilized single vial kit …

Several radiopharmaceuticals have recently been shown to have a considerable affinity for
malignant tissue. All the tumor-seeking radiopharmaceuticals in current use are nonspecific …

Two classes of radiopharmaceuticals may be used for imaging tumors of the
musculoskeletal system. The first is comprised of soft tissue or tumor-specific agents such as …

Radionuclides are introduced in inorganic and organic molecules in order to trace these
molecules in tissues and organs for diagnostic purposes. Few of them are intended for a …

New developments in nuclear oncology, based on monoclonal antibodies and position
emission tomography measurement of glucose metabolism promise to broaden the range of …

Thyroid cancer The investigation ofdifferentiated (papillary, follicular and medullary) thyroid
cancer involves preoperative diagnosis, usually the investigation of a solitary thyroid nodule …

Recent progress in cancer detection in nuclear medicine has been significant and
encouraging. Three main trends are responsible. First, techniques of imaging have …

Preoperative investigation of thyroid nodules is discussed with emphasis on the use of
radionuclide scanning, ultrasound examination, and x‐ray fluorescence to decrease the …

Nuclear medicine has a distinct role to play in otolaryngological practice. Accurate diagnosis
of endocrine conditions is now possible using precise in-vitro hormone measurement …

/sup 57/Co-bleomycin has biological properties which are suitable for clinical use as a
tumour/scanning agent. The Moessbauer spectroscopic technique has been used to …