Applications and characterization of radiolabeled or magnetizable nano- and microparticles for res, lymph, and blood flow studies

Sven-Erik Strand; Lena Andersson; Lennart Bergqvist

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Applications and characterization of radiolabeled or magnetizable nano- and microparticles for res, lymph, and blood flow studies

Sven-Erik Strand, Lena Andersson, Lennart Bergqvist

Medical Radiation Physics, Lund

Lund University

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Abstract

For diagnostic purpose, particles can be labeled with radionuclides or contain magnetizable materials making them suitable for external measurements of their biokinetics in vivo. In therapy, particles can be used as targetable drug-delivery systems or, if containing radioactivity, for internal radiation therapy. Loaded with, e.g., stable iodine, particles may also be used for photon activation therapy.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Microspheres
Subtitle of host publication	Medical and Biological Applications
Publisher	CRC Press
Chapter	11
Pages	193-227
ISBN (Electronic)	9781351360067
ISBN (Print)	9781138506206
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1201/9780203711330
Publication status	Published - 2017 Jan 1

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Radiology and Medical Imaging

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Applications and characterization of radiolabeled or magnetizable nano- and microparticles for res, lymph, and blood flow studies. / Strand, Sven-Erik; Andersson, Lena; Bergqvist, Lennart.
Microspheres: Medical and Biological Applications. CRC Press, 2017. p. 193-227.

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