Journal of Nuclear Medicine · 2018 · 99 citations · 13 references
Psma Radioligand TherapiesPathologyRelevant Side EffectSalivary Gland ToxicitySalivary GlandOral CancerOncologyGenitourinary CancerRadiopharmaceutical TherapyRemarkable ProgressRadiation OncologyPsma Radioligand TherapyCancer TreatmentProstatic DiseaseTumor MicroenvironmentUrologyPerineural InvasionOral BiologyMedicinePreventive Strategies
Since the first clinical use of 131I-labeled prostate-specific membrane antigen (PSMA) ([1][1]), xerostomia has been identified as a relevant side effect of PSMA radioligand therapies (PRLTs) for metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer. Given the remarkable progress when using 177Lu-labeled
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Clemens Kratochwil, Frank Bruchertseifer, Hendrik Rathke et al. · Journal of Nuclear Medicine · 2018 · 413 citations · Full text