Abstract
Pyrophosphate-/sup 99m/Tc was administered intravenously in a dose of 0.05 to 0.08 mCi per 1 kg body weight of the patient. Studies were made after 4, 6, and 24 hours with fixed and movable detectors. During investigations a gamma-chamber magnetic memory and a 4096-channel analyzer were also used. A quantitative processing of the material was made. The authors determined distribution of the preparation in normal and pathological bone tissue. A total of 142 patients with tumors of the bone tissue were examined; 858 radioisotope measurements were made. An analysis of accumulation of pyrophosphate-/sup 99m/Tc in primary osteogenic tumors in systemic affections of the bones and bone metastases was made. There is a relation between the concentration of the radiopharmaceutical preparation and the morphological structure of the tumor. Reduction in the accumulation of the radioactive indicator took place after radiation and medicinal effect, this made it possible to judge the regression of the tumor.
Citation Formats
Kasatkin, Yu N, Purizhanskii, I I, Survila, Z P, Agranat, V Z, and Korsunskii, V N.
Use of pyrophosphate-/sup 99m/Tc in diagnosis of malignant tumors of bones.
USSR: N. p.,
1976.
Web.
Kasatkin, Yu N, Purizhanskii, I I, Survila, Z P, Agranat, V Z, & Korsunskii, V N.
Use of pyrophosphate-/sup 99m/Tc in diagnosis of malignant tumors of bones.
USSR.
Kasatkin, Yu N, Purizhanskii, I I, Survila, Z P, Agranat, V Z, and Korsunskii, V N.
1976.
"Use of pyrophosphate-/sup 99m/Tc in diagnosis of malignant tumors of bones."
USSR.
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title = {Use of pyrophosphate-/sup 99m/Tc in diagnosis of malignant tumors of bones}
author = {Kasatkin, Yu N, Purizhanskii, I I, Survila, Z P, Agranat, V Z, and Korsunskii, V N}
abstractNote = {Pyrophosphate-/sup 99m/Tc was administered intravenously in a dose of 0.05 to 0.08 mCi per 1 kg body weight of the patient. Studies were made after 4, 6, and 24 hours with fixed and movable detectors. During investigations a gamma-chamber magnetic memory and a 4096-channel analyzer were also used. A quantitative processing of the material was made. The authors determined distribution of the preparation in normal and pathological bone tissue. A total of 142 patients with tumors of the bone tissue were examined; 858 radioisotope measurements were made. An analysis of accumulation of pyrophosphate-/sup 99m/Tc in primary osteogenic tumors in systemic affections of the bones and bone metastases was made. There is a relation between the concentration of the radiopharmaceutical preparation and the morphological structure of the tumor. Reduction in the accumulation of the radioactive indicator took place after radiation and medicinal effect, this made it possible to judge the regression of the tumor.}
journal = []
volume = {21:10}
journal type = {AC}
place = {USSR}
year = {1976}
month = {Oct}
}
title = {Use of pyrophosphate-/sup 99m/Tc in diagnosis of malignant tumors of bones}
author = {Kasatkin, Yu N, Purizhanskii, I I, Survila, Z P, Agranat, V Z, and Korsunskii, V N}
abstractNote = {Pyrophosphate-/sup 99m/Tc was administered intravenously in a dose of 0.05 to 0.08 mCi per 1 kg body weight of the patient. Studies were made after 4, 6, and 24 hours with fixed and movable detectors. During investigations a gamma-chamber magnetic memory and a 4096-channel analyzer were also used. A quantitative processing of the material was made. The authors determined distribution of the preparation in normal and pathological bone tissue. A total of 142 patients with tumors of the bone tissue were examined; 858 radioisotope measurements were made. An analysis of accumulation of pyrophosphate-/sup 99m/Tc in primary osteogenic tumors in systemic affections of the bones and bone metastases was made. There is a relation between the concentration of the radiopharmaceutical preparation and the morphological structure of the tumor. Reduction in the accumulation of the radioactive indicator took place after radiation and medicinal effect, this made it possible to judge the regression of the tumor.}
journal = []
volume = {21:10}
journal type = {AC}
place = {USSR}
year = {1976}
month = {Oct}
}