Dual-isotope imaging of neutron-activated erbium-171 and samarium-153 and the in vivo evaluation of a dual-labeled bilayer tablet by gamma scintigraphy
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Dual-isotope imaging of neutron-activated erbium-171 and samarium-153 and the in vivo evaluation of a dual-labeled bilayer tablet by gamma scintigraphy
Abstract
The feasibility of dual-label scintigraphic studies which use the neutron-activated isotopes erbium-171 and samarium-153 is described. Experimental details are provided to correct and minimize the compton scatter contribution of 171Er into the lower-energy 153Sm window. The results from this study demonstrate that this dual-label procedure is sensitive enough to monitor simultaneously the behavior of two discrete regions of the same unit dose in the gastrointestinal tract of man.
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