Organ imaging

Weichert JP, Groziak MP, Longino MA, Schwendner SW, Counsell RE (1986) Potential tumor- or organ-imaging agents. 27. Polyiodinated 1,3-disubstituted and 1,2,3-trisubsti-tuted triacylglycerols. J Med Chem 29 65... 

Unsolicited organic image formation agents refer to information received from individuals who have previously visited a destination or who claim to be knowledgeable about the destination. Such information is not requested, but is offered in everyday conversation... 

Tc oxo-complexes are often either of the square-pyramidal [TCOL4] type with a vacancy opposite the 0x0 group, or of the trans- Tc02 iV type. Examples used for organ imaging are given in Section 4.1. A number of THF complexes, such as [Re3Cl9(THF)3] and [ReCLi(THF)2], are known. The homoleptic alkoxide [Re(OMe)6] is formed from ReFe and Si(OMe)4. 

Damle NS, Seevers RH, Schwendner SW, et al. Potential tumor- or organ-imaging agents XXIV chylomicron renmants as carriers for hepatographic agents. J Hiarm Sci 1983 72 898-901. 

The ideal radionucleotides or radiopharmaceuticals for organ imaging should possess the following characteristic features, namely ... 

Ironically enough, not a single radionucleotide is known till date which compiles all the five above mentioned criteria. There are in all about 2000 imaging radioisotopes that are used today for organ imaging purposes. 

Bird at have shown that the DQE values of organic imaging Bystems are much higher than the DQE values of silver halide materials. For Ideal cases such as noiseless amplification systems In photofluorescence and homogeneous catalysis the DQE value can even reach 100% (7,8). 

A new opportunity has been opened for organic imaging sys-tems by the progress made In laser technology during the last few years as shown by a short and far from exhaustive review of literature references on this subject (9-14). 

Counsel RE, Weichert JP. Agents for organ imaging. In Foye WO, Lemke TL, Williams DA, eds. Principles of Medicinal Chemistry. 4th ed. Baltimore ... 

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