Human radiation dosimetry of 6-[18F]FDG predicted from preclinical studies.
Human radiation dosimetry of 6-[18F]FDG predicted from preclinical studies.
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根据临床前研究预测的 6-[18F]FDG 人体辐射剂量测定。
DOI:
10.1118/1.4866217
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发表时间:
2014
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影响因子:
3.8
通讯作者:
Ismail-Beigi,Faramarz
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作者:
MuzicJr,RaymondF;Chandramouli,Visvanathan;Huang,Hsuan-Ming;Wu,Chunying;Hatami,Ahmad;Ismail-Beigi,Faramarz
PurposeThe authors are developing 6-[{sup 18}F]fluoro-6-deoxy-D-glucose (6-[{sup 18}F]FDG) as an in vivo tracer of glucose transport. While 6-[{sup 18}F]FDG has the same radionuclide half-life as 2-[{sup 18}F]fluoro-2-deoxy-D-glucose (2-[{sup 18}F]FDG) which is ubiquitously used for PET imaging, 6-[{sup 18}F]FDG has special biologic properties and different biodistributions that make it preferable to 2-[{sup 18}F]FDG for assessing glucose transport. In preparation for 6-[{sup 18}F]FDG use in human PET scanning, the authors would like to determine the amount of 6-[{sup 18}F]FDG to inject while maintaining radiation doses in a safe range.MethodsRats were injected with 6-[{sup 18}F]FDG, euthanized at specified times, and tissues were collected and assayed for activity content. For each tissue sample, the percent of injected dose per gram was calculated and extrapolated to that for humans in order to construct predicted time-courses. Residence times were calculated as areas under the curves and were used as inputs to OLINDA/EXM in order to calculate the radiation doses.ResultsUnlike with 2-[{sup 18}F]FDG for which the urinary bladder wall receives the highest absorbed dose due to urinary excretion, with 6-[{sup 18}F]FDG there is little urinary excretion and osteogenic cells and the liver are predicted to receive the highest absorbed doses: 0.027 mGy/MBq (0.100 rad/mCi) and 0.018 mGy/MBq (0.066 rad/mCi), respectively. Also, the effective dose from 6-[{sup 18}F]FDG, i.e., 0.013 mSv/MBq (0.046 rem/mCi), is predicted to be approximately 30% lower than that from 2-[{sup 18}F]FDG.Conclusions6-[{sup 18}F]FDG will be safe for use in the PET scanning of humans.