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用166Ho聚L-乳酸微球进行放射栓塞的剂量测量研究:死亡时间对预测功率的影响

Bartolomeo Cassano1, Ludovica Miseo2,3, Sara Ungania1

  • 1Department of Research, Diagnosis and Innovative Technologies, Medical Physics Unit, IRCCS Regina Elena National Cancer Institute, Rome, Italy.

EJNMMI physics
|July 3, 2025
PubMed
概括

死亡时间 (DT) 显著影响使用holmium-166 poly-L-乳酸 (Ho-PLLA) 微球进行放射性栓塞的剂量估计. 为DT进行校正可以提高吸收剂量计算的准确性,特别是在瘤中,这使得侦察剂的使用成为治疗剂的可靠预测剂.

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剂量测量方法 剂量测量方法霍尔-166的微球是如何形成的?放射性栓塞是一种放射性栓塞.

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