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Nuclear Medicine looks at...
Anatomy and Physiology
3 common types of Radiation
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.
Alpha Radiation
- large particle
- doesn't penetrate matter very well
- leaves all of its energy in a small radius
-No predominant use in Nuclear Medicine
Beta Radiation
Limited ability to penetrate tissue
- good for therapy, bad for imaging
- Iodine-131
- Strontium-89 (met bone pain)
- Phosphorous-32 (pleural effusions)
Gamma Radiaiton
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
How is gamma radiation formed?
Positrom particle collides with an electron resulting in the release of two gamma photons.
Unit of measurement for radiopharmaceuticals.
Curie (millicurie mCi)
Drugs for the brain
Ceretec
Neurolite
In-111DTPA
Thyroid/Parathyroid drugs
I-123
I-131
Myoview
Cardiolite
Thallous Chloride
Cardiac Drugs
Thallous Chloride
Myoview
Cardiolite
PYP
Ultratag
Liver/Hepatobiliary agents
Sulfur Colloid
Choletec
Hepatolite
Gastrointestinal Agents
Ultratag
Sulfur Colloid
Kidney Agents
**MAG-3 (GFR)**
DTPA
DMSA
Gluceptate
Hematologic Drugs
Chromium-51
I-125 RISA
Acutect
Phosphorous-32
Sodium Phosphate
Localized Infection
WBC:
In-111
Ceretec

Ga-67

-- Tag WBC's then reinject to see where the infection is --
Liver/Hepatobiliary agents
Sulfur Colloid
Choletec
Hepatolite
Gastrointestinal Agents
Ultratag
Sulfur Colloid
Kidney Agents
**MAG-3 (GFR)**
DTPA
DMSA
Gluceptate
Hematologic Drugs
Chromium-51
I-125 RISA
Acutect
Phosphorous-32
Sodium Phosphate
Localized Infection
WBC:
In-111
Ceretec

Ga-67

-- Tag WBC's then reinject to see where the infection is --
Agent: Octreoscan
Neuroendocrine
Agent: CEA Scan
Colorectal (metastatic)
Agent: Oncoscinct
Colorectal (follow up)
Agent: Prostacint
Prostate (metastatic)
Agent: Bexxar
Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma
Agent: Zevalin
Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma
Agent: Phosphorous-32
Chromic Phosphate
Peritoneal Ascites