Abstract
Stannous chloride was evaluated as a stannous ion source for the in vivo labeling of red blood cells(RBC) with Tc-99m. In this study, the labeling of RBC with Tc-99m was performed by two successive intravenous administrations of stannous chloride and Tc-99m-pertechnetate, and the optimal dose of stannous chloride and the optimal time interval between the two injections were evaluated. The labeling efficiency for this procedure was also evaluated as a function of time after the pertechnetate injection. The results of our investigation revealed that the maximal in vivo RBC labeling (86%) can be obtained at 15 min after the pertechnetate injection with an i.v. dose of 12.7 ..mu..g/kg of stannous chloride followed 15 min later by an i.v. injection of Tc-99m-pertechnetate. In conclusion, stannous chloride was found to be an excellent stannous ion source for the in vivo labeling of RBC with Tc-99m.
Hiraki, T;
Katayama, M;
Ando, I;
Ando, A;
[1]
Hisada, K
- Kanazawa Univ. (Japan). School of Paramedicine
Citation Formats
Hiraki, T, Katayama, M, Ando, I, Ando, A, and Hisada, K.
Fundamental evaluation of in vivo labeling of red blood cells with Tc-99m using stannous chloride.
Japan: N. p.,
1982.
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Hiraki, T, Katayama, M, Ando, I, Ando, A, & Hisada, K.
Fundamental evaluation of in vivo labeling of red blood cells with Tc-99m using stannous chloride.
Japan.
Hiraki, T, Katayama, M, Ando, I, Ando, A, and Hisada, K.
1982.
"Fundamental evaluation of in vivo labeling of red blood cells with Tc-99m using stannous chloride."
Japan.
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title = {Fundamental evaluation of in vivo labeling of red blood cells with Tc-99m using stannous chloride}
author = {Hiraki, T, Katayama, M, Ando, I, Ando, A, and Hisada, K}
abstractNote = {Stannous chloride was evaluated as a stannous ion source for the in vivo labeling of red blood cells(RBC) with Tc-99m. In this study, the labeling of RBC with Tc-99m was performed by two successive intravenous administrations of stannous chloride and Tc-99m-pertechnetate, and the optimal dose of stannous chloride and the optimal time interval between the two injections were evaluated. The labeling efficiency for this procedure was also evaluated as a function of time after the pertechnetate injection. The results of our investigation revealed that the maximal in vivo RBC labeling (86%) can be obtained at 15 min after the pertechnetate injection with an i.v. dose of 12.7 ..mu..g/kg of stannous chloride followed 15 min later by an i.v. injection of Tc-99m-pertechnetate. In conclusion, stannous chloride was found to be an excellent stannous ion source for the in vivo labeling of RBC with Tc-99m.}
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title = {Fundamental evaluation of in vivo labeling of red blood cells with Tc-99m using stannous chloride}
author = {Hiraki, T, Katayama, M, Ando, I, Ando, A, and Hisada, K}
abstractNote = {Stannous chloride was evaluated as a stannous ion source for the in vivo labeling of red blood cells(RBC) with Tc-99m. In this study, the labeling of RBC with Tc-99m was performed by two successive intravenous administrations of stannous chloride and Tc-99m-pertechnetate, and the optimal dose of stannous chloride and the optimal time interval between the two injections were evaluated. The labeling efficiency for this procedure was also evaluated as a function of time after the pertechnetate injection. The results of our investigation revealed that the maximal in vivo RBC labeling (86%) can be obtained at 15 min after the pertechnetate injection with an i.v. dose of 12.7 ..mu..g/kg of stannous chloride followed 15 min later by an i.v. injection of Tc-99m-pertechnetate. In conclusion, stannous chloride was found to be an excellent stannous ion source for the in vivo labeling of RBC with Tc-99m.}
journal = []
volume = {19:3}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Japan}
year = {1982}
month = {Apr}
}