With the approval of 2 radiolabeled antibody products for the treatment of non-Hodgkin's
lymphoma (NHL), radioimmunotherapy (RIT) has finally come of age as a new therapeutic …

One of the few treatment options for inoperable neuroendocrine tumors (NET) is peptide
receptor radiotherapy with somatostatin analogs. In this study, we compared the dosimetric …

Radioimmunotherapy involves a form of biologically targeted radiopharmaceutical treatment
in which a radioactive isotope (typically a short-range, high-energy β-emitter) is chemically …

Purpose: The objective of this study is to analyze the in vivo behavior of the 177 Lu-labeled
peptides DOTATATE, DOTANOC, and DOTATOC used for peptide receptor radionuclide …

Radiation dose calculations in nuclear medicine depend on quantification of activity via
planar and/or tomographic imaging methods. However, both methods have inherent …

Accurate quantification of organ radionuclide uptake is important for patient-specific
dosimetry. The quantitative accuracy from conventional conjugate view methods is limited by …

Estimating organ residence times is an essential part of patient‐specific dosimetry for
radioimmunotherapy (RIT). Quantitative imaging methods for RIT are often evaluated using …

Purpose: Quantitative estimation ofin vivo organ uptake is an essential part of treatment
planning for targeted radionuclide therapy. This usually involves the use of planar or SPECT …

There is a long history of absorbed dose calculations being performed to evaluate the risks
involved in the application of radiopharmaceuticals to medical studies. In the 1940s …

The field of diagnostic radiology encompasses a wealth of imaging techniques that now are
essential for evaluating and managing patients who need medical care. Traditional imaging …