Medicine diagnostic

Table 1. Medicine Diagnostic Studies and Associated Radiopharmaceuticals...

Metal-metal (M-M) bonds, first noted in the early sixties, occur in several thousand transition-metal compounds [1]. Complex technetium compounds and compounds with M-M bonds (clusters) have been studied more extensively than many other classes of inorganic compounds. Increasing interest in technetium compounds is due to the practical uses of the "mTc isotope, which ranks first among radioactive isotopes used in nuclear medicine diagnostics [2-4]. On the other hand, technetium clusters are an interesting object for theoretical studies, because until recently, they were the only compounds in which the presence of these anomalous chemical bonds was thought possible. 

Staff preparing radiopharmaceuticals to be administered for nuclear medicine diagnostic and therapeutic procedures and handling sealed sources for brachytherapy use protective blocks to shield the head and trunk. For these workers, a single personal monitor is located on the trunk. ... 

States should enact legislation to provide for. .. safe and effective medication at an affordable price. States should also take measures necessary to ensure for all persons, on a sustained and equal basis, the availability and accessibility of quality goods, services and information for HIV/AIDS. .. treatment..., including antiretroviral and other safe and effective medicines, diagnostics and related technologies for preventive, curative and palliative care of HIV/AIDS and related opportunistic infections and conditions. (UNCHR/UNAIDS 2003)... 

Use Flavoring agent in foods medicine (diagnostic aid for blood or hemoglobin). 

Use Biological stain colorant for inks, cehulosics, foods, cosmetics, medicine (diagnostic aid). 

Medicine, diagnostic tool Cunent status not known... 

In medicinal diagnostic kits, a frequent problem is the limited, uncertain solubility of some essential component and the stability and storability of the kit. On complexing. the typical components with such problems can be... 

Radionuclide generator Powell Richards and Walter Tucker and their colleagues at Brookhaven Laboratory in New York invent a short half-life radionuclide generator for use in nuclear medicine diagnostic imaging procedures. 

Immobilized enzymes found their most Important application In biochemical analysis and medicine (diagnostics, therapy). Immobilized enzymes can also be used for the production of certain compounds via blotrans-formatlon (e.g. malic acid, aspartic acid, alanine, etc.) In most cases they have been replaced by Immobilized cells. 

Grampa, G., Marinoni, F. 1952. Applications of radioactive iodine in biology and medicine Diagnostic and therapeutic applications. Farm. Soc. Chim. Ital. 7 569-599. 

An X-ray fluorescence scanner is at least as expensive as an analogous piece of equipment for the classical scintigraphy complete with all the necessary accessories. The latter is therefore suitable for use in all field in which in vivo nuclear medicine diagnostics are valuable. An X-ray fluorescence scanner developed and built for thyroid investigations may be used to obtain morpho-functional images only of the thyroid besides, these images show a not better resolution than that of radionuclides images. 

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