Radiology · 1975 · 24 citations · 12 references
Whole-body RetentionOrgan DistributionRadiation MedicineRadiation TherapyMedicineRadiation ExposurePathologyInjected RadiogalliumToxicologyWhole-body IrradiationRadiation EffectsOncologyRadiation OncologyNuclear MedicineCancer ResearchRadiologyHealth Sciences
Whole-body retention, organ distribution, excretion, and serum binding of 67Ga were evaluated in rats under normal conditions and following whole-body gamma irradiation, vincristine sulfate, or mechlorethamine. The results suggest that both irradiation and chemotherapy lead to reduced whole-body retention of injected radiogallium, explained in part by an alteration in the serum binding of gallium. Recognition of these findings should be considered in interpreting decreased tumor concentration of gallium in patients following radiotherapy or chemotherapy.
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Gallium 67 citrate scanning in neoplastic and inflammatory lesions
J. P. Lavender, June Lowe, Jared Barker et al. · British Journal of Radiology · 1971 · 320 citations
Scanning malignant neoplasms with gallium 67.
Edwards Cl, Hayes Rl · PubMed · 1970 · 179 citations
Clinical evaluation of 67 Ga-citrate scanning.
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