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Nuclear Medicine looks at...
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Anatomy and Physiology
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3 common types of Radiation
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1. Alpha- slow moving, cannot menetrate skin.
2. Beta- faster moving, can penetrate 2cm radius of tissue. 3. Gamma- high speed, high energy, greatest penetrating power. |
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Alpha Radiation
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- large particle
- doesn't penetrate matter very well - leaves all of its energy in a small radius -No predominant use in Nuclear Medicine |
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Beta Radiation
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Limited ability to penetrate tissue
- good for therapy, bad for imaging - Iodine-131 - Strontium-89 (met bone pain) - Phosphorous-32 (pleural effusions) |
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Gamma Radiaiton
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Small bundle of energy - Photon
Penetrates tissue very well passes through tissue and deposits minimal energy. - excellent for imaging, poor for therapy - Technetium-99m - Thallium-201 |
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How is gamma radiation formed?
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Positrom particle collides with an electron resulting in the release of two gamma photons.
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Unit of measurement for radiopharmaceuticals.
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Curie (millicurie mCi)
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Drugs for the brain
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Ceretec
Neurolite In-111DTPA |
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Thyroid/Parathyroid drugs
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I-123
I-131 Myoview Cardiolite Thallous Chloride |
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Cardiac Drugs
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Thallous Chloride
Myoview Cardiolite PYP Ultratag |
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Liver/Hepatobiliary agents
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Sulfur Colloid
Choletec Hepatolite |
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Gastrointestinal Agents
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Ultratag
Sulfur Colloid |
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Kidney Agents
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**MAG-3 (GFR)**
DTPA DMSA Gluceptate |
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Hematologic Drugs
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Chromium-51
I-125 RISA Acutect Phosphorous-32 Sodium Phosphate |
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Localized Infection
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WBC:
In-111 Ceretec Ga-67 -- Tag WBC's then reinject to see where the infection is -- |
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Liver/Hepatobiliary agents
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Sulfur Colloid
Choletec Hepatolite |
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Gastrointestinal Agents
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Ultratag
Sulfur Colloid |
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Kidney Agents
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**MAG-3 (GFR)**
DTPA DMSA Gluceptate |
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Hematologic Drugs
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Chromium-51
I-125 RISA Acutect Phosphorous-32 Sodium Phosphate |
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Localized Infection
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WBC:
In-111 Ceretec Ga-67 -- Tag WBC's then reinject to see where the infection is -- |
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Agent: Octreoscan
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Neuroendocrine
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Agent: CEA Scan
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Colorectal (metastatic)
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Agent: Oncoscinct
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Colorectal (follow up)
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Agent: Prostacint
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Prostate (metastatic)
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Agent: Bexxar
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Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma
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Agent: Zevalin
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Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma
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Agent: Phosphorous-32
Chromic Phosphate |
Peritoneal Ascites
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